Three worksheets to practice working with Venn Diagrams included in higher GCSE (9-1) examination. (Can be used with all boards, but questions taken from Edexcel or IB papers)<br /> <br /> 1. Problem Mat - print out on A3 double sided and you have a collection of Venn diagram questions students can attempt. Front page are simpler questions, with more challenging questions overleaf.<br /> <br /> 2. Three past paper questions for students to attempt with solutions.<br /> <br /> 3. A graduated mixture of past paper questions (levelled from warm to hot) plus a timed challenge of 5 questions to attempt. No solutions provided, promote peer checking and discussion to justify individual attempts.

<p>Here are two versions Excel spreadsheets that can be used to link trigonometric ratios from an unit circle to their graphs. By changing the angle give you can see how sine, cosine and tangent graphs are produced from the ratio’s of height and width from a unit circle. 1. trigonometry.xls = This worksheet produces both sine and cosine graphs together when the angle is varied. 2. trigonometryv2.xls = This worksheet produces all three trig function graphs seperately as the angle varies.</p>

MS Word worksheets A series of homework sheets for A2 students covering the content from Core 1 and Core 2 they should have mastered. New : A second version - 'AS to A2 summer work' has been produced in a new format with answers now!! - hope this helps.

<p>A collection of checklist for students to use, covering the Edexcel AS/A2 Mathematics specification: Core 1, Core 2, Core 3, Core 4 Mechanics 1, Mechanics 2 Statistics 1, Statistics 2</p> <p>**updated Core 1 Checklist - tidied up format a little.</p>

Mechanics - Kinematics (constant acceleration) <br /> <br /> Useful with GCSE and A level to explore the SUVAT equations.<br /> <br /> 1. Worksheet deriving kinematics equations of motion under constant acceleration, using speed / time graphs.<br /> (correction made - 16/12/2010 - there was a typo at the bottom of the page - thanks to those that pointed this out).<br /> <br /> 2. Powerpoint presentation deriving the equations of motion under a constant acceleration.

<p>Two excel workbooks that produce randomised worksheets f(including marksheets) on a range of topics. Contents GCSEworksheets (includes worksheet and answer sheet): * Percentages 1 and 2 * Fractions 1 and 2 * Pythagoras * Trigonometry * Algebra * Quadratics Contents (includes worksheet and answer sheet): * Arithmetic 1 and 2 * Ratio 1 * Linear Equations * Transformations Also, sheets require you have Analysis ToolPak installed - this is found by clicking Tools Add ins (you may need the original MS Office disks to do this).</p>

Review worksheet for foundation level GCSE (9-1) Mathematics. <br /> <br /> Covers use of area and perimeter involving formation and solution of expressions. Starts with 6 short questions moving to a full long exam question.

<p>AS Trigonometry lesson (powerpoint): A Powerpoint presentation that covers Trigonometry for AS Maths - Core 2. The presentation utilises motion paths that are active with Powerpoint 2003. Earlier versions will not run this presentation fully, but will still allow use of custom animations. Suitable for AS Maths. AS Trigonometric graphs and translations (word): A worksheet exploring standard trig graphs and simple transformations. AS Trigonomety test 1 (word): A quick test covering the content of AS Core 2 trigonometry,..</p>

<p>Interactive excel worksheets to demonstrate properties of linear equations and graphs. Includes graphing simple linear equations and solving linear simultaneous equations. Suitable for KS3, GCSE and AS levels. Microsoft Excel is spreadsheet software, designed to manipulate and view numerical data such as statistics. You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security. Also, some sheets require you have Analysis ToolPak installed - this is found by clicking Tools Add ins (you may need the original MS Office disks to do this).</p>

<p>Two powerpoint variations of a geometric demonstration of completing the square. These both were written using PowerPoint 2003 and utilise motion paths.</p>

Two different versions of quick tests useful for AS Maths Core 1 students. 1. Algebra 10min checkups Covers the pre-requisite knowledge required for AS Maths. 2. Core 1 quick tests Covers the basics covered in AS Core 1.

A selection of resources for Core 3 and Core 4 Differentiation. 1. Core 3 - Deriving product and quotient rules 2. Differentiation check up 3. Differentiating functions 4. Differentiating trig functions 5. Differentiation of tan(x)

The following Excel sheet can be used to produce customized calendars and timetables for your selected start dates. The options are for : 1) Weekly View Calendar 2) Monthly View Calendar 3) Annual View Calendar 4) Annual Academic View Calendar You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking :- Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security.

Excel worksheet demonstrating fractions, decimals and percentage equivalents. You can select a fraction and see a pie chart split into the fraction given. The fraction will then be given as a decimal and percentage. Useful as an interactive whiteboard activity, with show / hide function allowing various values to be hidden. You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security.

An updated set of mini assessments based on early Edexcel GCSE Maths higher papers (2010 and 2011) broken down into very broad new grade categories (4-5, 5-6, 6-9). <br /> <br /> Each set of papers (except for Paper 2vextra) contain 3 sets separate papers that combined covered most of the questions from one full higher paper. The extra paper contains one longer paper used originally to prepare for end of term formal assessments.<br /> <br /> These have been produced for use with intervention groups or one to one support.

<p>Simple way to introduce factors, primes and square numbers for year 7.</p>

Hypothesis testing worked examples worksheet.

<p>An Excel worksheet to help illustrate the concept of differentiation. The worksheets included explore quadratic, exponential and trigonometric functions. Each shows the function and its derivative. **NEW *** Also included a new sheet exploring differentiation from first principles. You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security. Also, some sheets require you have Analysis ToolPak installed - this is found by clicking Tools Add ins (you may need the original MS Office disks to do this). Updated 20/06/10.</p>

An interactive worksheet to practice and assess understanding of Partial Fractions for Core Mathematics 4. This worksheet presents students with three random fractions that are to be written as Partial Fractions. New fractions can be presented by pressing F9. (Careful when using this as the fractions change everytime the Enter button is pressed also). Buttons are included to Hide or Show the solutions.

<p>Interactive excel worksheet that lets students practive their skills at identifying and describing simple linear and quadratic sequences. Suitable for KS 3 and GCSE Microsoft Excel is spreadsheet software, designed to manipulate and view numerical data such as statistics. You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security. Also, some sheets require you have Analysis ToolPak installed - this is found by clicking Tools Add ins (you may need the original MS Office disks to do this).</p>

<p>Interactive excel worksheet activity to use with interactive whiteboards or as independent revision, on factorising and expanding quadratic functions. Suitable for GCSE and AS levelsMicrosoft Excel is spreadsheet software, designed to manipulate and view numerical data such as statistics. You will need to allow macros to run when using most of the sheets available here. This can be checked by opening Excel and clicking Tools Macros Security and choosing Medium or Low security. Also, some sheets require you have Analysis ToolPak installed - this is found by clicking Tools Add ins (you may need the original MS Office disks to do this). Updated this resource to prevent 0 appearing when questions randomised, and added Easy and Hard problem sheets.</p>