Aimed at higher level GCSE students, this is a set of worksheets I use to teach my top set how to use the Sine, Cosine and Tangent graphs. There are four worksheets and a display poster which I have always used as a refresher. Useful Trig Values - this is the display sheet which reminds pupils to learn the value of Sin 30°, cos 45° etc. The Sine Of Any Angle - Starts with the graph of y = sin(x) between 0° and 360° and asks students to find the angle whose sine is 0.5 etc. - no point in asking them to find the sine of 150 though as the calculator will do this. The Cosine Of Any Angle - obviously the same idea as the first sheet but using Cosine. The Tangent Of Any Angle - and the same again but using Tan graph. Sin, Cos and Tan Of Any Angle - 26 questions which are miscellaneous, including solving basic trig equations and squares Answer Sheet

This was a short starter which I developed and it turned out to be more demanding than intended. This is a pdf showing three coloured tiles and students are to name which squares should be coloured to give which type of symmetry. Line symmetry is easy to visualize but rotational symmetry not so much. I aimed this at foundation level GCSE but it can be used at Key stage 3 or even 2. A page of blanks is included - You may find them useful…or not

This set of worksheets covers similar shapes in both 2D and 3D - all that is needed at GCSE. Of course answers are included. Similar Shapes 2D Similar shapes 3D Answers Please provide feedback so that we can improve our work, thank you

This PDF has 18 Questions covering Congruent Triangles for GCSE over 2 pages. Plenty of questions to be used as examples and still have enough for a class exercise or homework. Aimed at Y9 - 11 the object is to identify wether or not a given pair of triangles are or are not congruent and if so then why? An excellent worksheet for use at Key stage 3 or 4, for classwork / homework or revision. The second PDF is 8 questions aimed at more able students and involve the application of congruency - a really useful sheet of questions. Congruent Triangles Worksheet - 18 Questions Harder Congruent Triangles -8 questions. Answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Aimed at both KS3 and KS4 students, this PDF contains over 30 questions on everything you will need to teach the circumference of a circle. Questions start at the basic level, there are questions given the radius or diameter and use a variety of units of measurement. Later questions cover the perimeter of half or quarter circles and also compound areas for the more able student and the usual set of worded questions which are really aimed at KS4 students. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF is a worksheet covering everything that higher level students will need on the equations of a circle. It includes a few questions aimed at stretching those who are trying to acheive grades 7+ It is also very useful for ‘A’ Level too. There are 22 questions ranging from understanding the equation of a circle to the equation of a tangent to a circle, including questions on the distance from a point to the origin. Answers are provided. please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Four worksheets covering higher level GCSE questions on Cones and Spheres including Level 9 questions. Cones - A great worksheet which all higher level students will need to be able to cope with - 12 questions Spheres - 6 questions on volume and surface are of spheres and hemispheres. Cones and Spheres - 5 more difficult questions on the cone and spheres - these are level 8 and 9 ! Cones and Sectors - a couple of questions to explore the relationship between the sector of a circle and the the cone that is created by joining the radii together Answers for each are provided separately. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF with a total of 30 questions on all types of prisms. 26 different prisms to calculate the volume of - I have included all the basic shapes and compound shapes too. The last few questions is about the relationship between volume and capacity and the weight of water. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a quick PDF with 26 questions on assorted calculations in standard form. It is designed to be done without a calculator and is basically - add, subtract, multiply and divide only. It is a useful homework or revision sheet Hope you can find it useful. Answers are included.

This is a very thorough worksheet covering everything that you might need to add or subtract in standard form. Well over 50 questions from the basic to the more demanding questions. Answers are included

Aimed primarilay at KS4, I have used this effectively with more able KS3 pupils. This PDF consists of 43 individual questions working with calculations in standard form both with and without a calculator. - this is a very thorough worksheet. Two sets are provided - ‘all on on sheet’ and ‘larger format with more space’ Answers are provided. Please provide feedback - especially if you like this work - thank you

This was a Year 7 lesson filler for that last two minutes after they’ve packed up and your waiting for the bell, or it can be used as a settling activity. Write a two digit number in the target Students must answer all the questions as quickly as they possibly can.

This is nothing more than a table showing information about the Planets. You can use the info to: Take numbers out of Standard Form Put numbers into Standard Form Compare sizes in Standard Form Add / Subtract / Divide In Standard Form No questions are given just the data for use in your classroom.

Just a quick Starter I used with my year 8s on fractions of an amount.

There is a path from the left hand side of the board to the right stepping only on equivalent fractions - Can you find it ? Hint - 0.5 !!

This was a starter activity for Year 7 originally but I ended up using it for many KS3 class. You are provided with a ‘Blockbuster’ board and 6 double digit numbers. Each cell on the board can be won by finding the two numbers that add or subtract to give the number contained within that cell. One player/team is trying to create a path from top to bottom while the other player/team are attempting to create a path from right to left. The winner is the player/team to complete their path (a draw is impossible). Start with the toss of a coin and then teams take alternating goes - spice it up by adding a timer !

This is a huge document that I use for revision with Higher level / lower ability pupils aiming for grades 5 - 6. There are 3 PDF files consisting of 60 questions of GCSE standard - one looks like and exam paper, one has all the spaces taken out and the third has answers on. The booklets should take around 6 hours at exam pace and covers all the algebra required at that level. I have found these to be tremendously successful and pupils have always appreciated them