easy-to-hard exam questions on y = mx + c.

This is a collection of GCSE questions on statistics topics NOT on the maths syllabus so that students can access GCSE stats easily.

various UKMT questions by topic suitable for KS3 &amp; KS4 <br /> ratio, area, angles, transformations, sequences, data &amp; probability, fractions, decimals &amp; percentages, conversions, circles &amp; areas,

This is a work in progress SOW for A Level maths that i'm working on. Also attached is a curriculum map of all the different pathways for A level maths and further maths e.g C1C2M1/C1C2S1 etc.

easy-to-hard worksheet taking pupils through the various types of problems involving R & Q numbers. Homework/test also included at end.

yes, optimistic. but focused all my lessons and half managed to get a C for the Nov exams. The schedule is directly linked to the pdf.

perimeter worksheet (basic)

Teacher discussion sheet for parents evings (may be more relevant for secondary schools). a space for each pupil and 1 to 5 grading can be used to save space.

plotting graphs from y = x to graphs where the gradient is the same to graphs when the 'y intercept&' remains unchanged

Entry level perimeter worksheet for simple 2D shapes

please check answers work first as I did this a long time ago!

tougher exam-style questions on straight-line graphs.

collections of Level 3, 4 & 5 Money problems you can cut é paste to make your own worksheets to suit your class needs or simply spread worksheets around the room and use as a timed-carousel activity. Have answers available on the next table pupils go to to self-assess

you can put two questions on each sheet. creating 3 level of explicit differentiation. then copy onto different coloured sheets. my Y9 top set pupils enjoyed it.

Foundationa level at GCSE

check answers first before giving to students - I did this a while back!

This is a sequences of revision questions for topics covering an entire SOW for able Y9 pupils but can be used with any year group.

solving number problems using PROOF. I did this in a 1hr lesson with Y8 top set.

we have a 2-week timetable. I print 2 pages onto 1 A4 and back-to-back which gives you a months planning easy to follow on 1 A4 sheet. Easy to adapt and no need for excessive detailed planning as Ofsted do not require plans anymore.

worksheet covering a variety of similar~ish questions on F,M & Primes

Easy to adapt - i have used a template provided here on TES by someone (I forgot their name!). I'm still a novice with take away homeworks and working on how best to set the questions.