A way of pictorially representing two step equations leading into formally writing and solving these equations. (Carries on from one step problem worksheet)

A way of pictorially representing one step equations leading into formally writing and solving these equations.

Worksheet can be used as a Starter or Exit activity for students using averages and range (answers provided).

Worksheet explaining how to find the Mean, Median, Mode and Range from a Frequency table.

Worded decimal problems with solutions on the bottom. The type of operation has been included on the worksheet so can be edited and scaffolded for students struggling with interpreting the problem.

A worksheet introducing plotting time series and moving on to adding trend lines. Clear tasks with student reflection at the end.

Looking st a time series graph, spotting seasonal variation and using these to make predictions. Compliments my other worksheet on time series.

Worksheet testing all aspects of indices work including standard form (scientific notation) and practical problems.

Worksheet allowing students to work through examples of how residuals are calculated and then plotted (solutions included as well).

A simple resource getting students to plot pairs of simple linear equations and find the point of intersection. Can be used as an introduction to solving simultaneous equations.<br /> <br /> <br /> Answers are: (6,4) (2,6) (4,3) (2,5)

Fill in the grid style activity to find percentage of amounts - with increasing difficulty.

Using a classic &quot;fence problem&quot; to look at how to maximise area - leading to plotting a parabola.

Inspired by Robert Kaplinsky, uses a clip from Father of the Bride to investigate what is meant by lowest common multiple - and relationships between numbers.