Pythagoras on a graph, differentiated across two levels

Solving equations. Letters on both sides

Basic substitution one page is substituting positive values and the other is substituting negative values. Questions as random, and answers are given,

substituting solving linear equation formula

Christmas Net

You take on the role of Alan Sugar in challenging a maximum of ten groups to decide on a range of tariffs and logos for two customer groups. Extra customers (and therefore profit) can be gained through good marketing as well as competitive pricing. As always, the group making the most profit wins! Only edit the yellow cells on the spreadsheet, if you do not have ten companies enter zero for the unused companies. Awarding 1st, 2nd and 3rd place respectively to companies designing the most appealing and appropriate company image will automatically give them extra customers.

Finding nth term, using nth term to find a term or terms in a sequence

Random Question generator, several levels including integers and decimals

Calculations to work out the number of gifts and cost of the gifts listed in the carol.

Practice at finding the missing side of a right angled triangle. Macro's must be enabled for this to work

Check basic number facts, 25 randomly selected questions

This is a excel document that randomly generates questions on simple quadratics with four Levels, 1-3 increasing difficulty, level 4 a mixture of all three levels.

A quiz for two teams with twenty questions. It can easily be modified to suit your own class or subject.

Pie Chart problem Simpsons

Practice at substituting into linear and quadratic expressions with positive and negative values (answers included)

Interactive slides for whole class activity.

Challenge students to find either of radius, diameter, circumference or area of a circle given any one of the listed dimensions. You need to ensure macros are enabled for this resource to work correctly.

round to one significant figure and calculate an estimate

Plotting linear graphs using a birds eye view of a football pitch. Pupils work out the linear function to score a goal (hopefully)

Multiplication of two digit numbers using the area model method.