Three separate worksheets on placing integers, fractions and decimals in ascending and descending order.

Have students discover MULTIPLES and relate them to their MULTIPLICATION TABLES.

Worksheet with various questions on calculating the volume of a cylinder given various pieces of information.

Two pages of practice with square roots and cube roots as well as 4 pages of specific practice with directed numbers. First addition and subtraction, then multiplication and division and finally application.

Practical application of using different times in flight schedules and other word problems in chart form and sentences to figure out elapsed time.

Use the BODMAS/PEDMAS/PEMDAS skills to ensure order of operation is well practised.

Various worksheet activities to get students to bisect lines.

Draw, translate, reflect enlarge a shape.

Practice taking a function and graphing it and find the gradient. Good GCSE practice.

Pratical applications of the metric system using various exciting questions to convert units.

2 sheets of significant figures using very small and very large numbers. Includes application with a calculator screen. 1 sheet practising rounding decimal numbers.

Identify sets, union, intersection, complements. Identify and shade sections of Venn Diagrams, write elements of shaded sections, write elements in the correct section.

Join Marvin the Monkey and Rodney the Rabbit as they climb up and down the number line and hop across the number line to find the correct answer using a Directed Numbers approach with arrows. Once students see the movement along the number line, they can translate that knowledge into directed numbers to easily solve problems.

Learn the difference between Proper and Improper Fractions and learn how to differentiate between the two in this worksheet.

Students will use rounding skills with decimals to solve a riddle. Answers are linked to a table to find a letter. Letters have to be unscrambled to find the answer to the riddle.