An enlarged version of the new Formula "need-to-know" sheet from Edexcel. This can be printed onto A4 or A3 for display in your classroom. This has been adapted from a Pearson resource and I am not claiming it as my own work.

<p>A flipchart and some questions based on the new style of Edexcel GCSE Higher question where two algebraic expressions are expressed as a ratio. Often leads to a quadratic to solve, but not always. This download now includes HOMEWORK sheet as well. Please leave a review and feedback if poss! thanks!</p>

A worksheet that gives practice on finding the gradient of a line or line segment. Not the most exciting worksheet I have ever made but does the job, especially for students beginning to learn about y = mx + c. Sorry there is no markscheme yet.

A puzzle that can be used as a starter or plenary on Compound Measures. Sorry there is no answer sheet...

<p>Get ready for the end of term with this bumper quiz all about events in 2019, from the UK and around the world. Over 50 questions split into 6 rounds including “In the News”, Sports Crossword, Faces and Places, and a bonus Festive Round.<br /> Questions are based on current affairs in the UK and around the world during 2019, topics covered include celebrity, sports, and music.<br /> The questions are suitable for secondary school children and sixth form, and could also be enjoyed by adults.<br /> This is an 8 page word document including 1 title page. Answers included as a separate file.</p>

Features 18 cross word style clues of a festive theme. Suitable for older primary and middle school children. Contains Biblical and Secular Christmas references. Answers included.

<p>Topical quiz of events occuring in the UK and beyond, from January 2020.<br /> Feedback welcome.<br /> Junior and Senior versions of the quiz available, both contain 15 questions. Answers included.<br /> Junior version of quiz contains more multiple choice answers.</p>

<p>Get ready for the end of term with this bumper quiz all about events in 2018, from the UK and around the world. Over 60 questions split into 6 rounds including “In the News”, Sports Crossword, Faces and Places, and a bonus Festive Round.<br /> Questions are based on current affairs in the UK and around the world during 2018, topics covered include celebrity, sports, and music.<br /> The questions are suitable for secondary school children and sixth form, and could also be enjoyed by adults.<br /> This is an 8 page word document including 1 title page. A pdf version of the quiz is also included. Answers included as a separate file.</p>

Get your GCSE course underway with this handy Number test!<br /> It covers all of the main skills that you will want your year 9/10 students to be confident with, including:<br /> LCM, HCF, Prime Factor Form, Ratio, Properties of number, Place Value, Fractions, Multiplication, Division, Multiplying Decimals, Negative Numbers.<br /> Could be adapted for use with other year groups, markscheme included.

<p>News quiz for UK and around the world. Based on people and events from September 2022.<br /> 14 questions. Answers included.</p>

<p>Get ready for the end of term with this bumper quiz all about events in 2022. from the UK and around the world. Over 50 questions split into 6 rounds including “In the News”, Sports Crossword, Faces and Places, and a bonus Festive Round.<br /> Questions are based on current affairs in the UK and around the world during 2022, topics covered include celebrity, sports, and music.<br /> The questions are suitable for secondary school children and sixth form, and could also be enjoyed by adults.<br /> This is an 8 page word document including 1 title page. Answers included as a separate file.</p>

Reviews all the key areas of probability. Can be used as a worksheet or test and the markscheme is included.

This can be used as a Worksheet or a Test for the topic of percentages. Would suit either key stage 3 or 4,

A mixed bag of Gas and Electricity Bill resources. There is an example of a Gas bill included.

In this activity the students calculate answers to questions on fractions. The answers correspond to a letter (using the 'pupil fraction code sheet&'). The letters are an anagram which spell a word. Beware that some of the question sheets have answers in the footnote, so it is best to display these questions on an IWB. Also the colour on the &';pupil fraction code sheet' has no relevance but cheers everyone up. Sadly this activity isn&'t the magic answer to getting students to handle denominators correctly, but it does help break up the monotony of practising this.

Mean from Frequency Tables with some twists to get students thinking. <br /> <br /> <br /> I wouldn't charge a colleague for a worksheet so I am not charging here either..... :)

Some easy puzzles to practise 'Collecting Like Terms'. Even number 3 looks quite straightforward so these are best suited to weaker groups. You'll need TARSIA installed on your PC for these to work.

This provides a calm way to start or finish your lesson on averages. Helps to reinforce the keywords. Print this '4 to a page' to help save our planet... Sorry that CONTINUOUS has been spelt wrong - a talking point for your lesson.

Contains practice on the four operations with fractions. Ordering fractions and fractions of an amount are also include, as are some ratio questions. These were originally designed to assess students understanding after studying the topic at GCSE higher, could be used for ks3 as well.

Could be used as a short test or homework. Aimed at bright ks3 or ks4.

A standard worksheet on Transformations. Useful for ks3 or ks4. I am trying to get into the habit of uploading something, if I have downloaded someone else's work. Keeping TES awesome, fair and FREE.....