A worksheet for AQA entry level Maths, focusing on Entry level 3, component 5, calendar and time.

This is a booklet of 50 short exercises on GCSE number skills. Includes, fractions, percentages, ratio, error intervals, standard form, estimation FDP conversions and many more. The booklet would work well as a homework booklet, as a settler at the start of a lesson or as an activity for students when they have finished their main task. I also find these booklets really useful for when someone pops their head in the room and asks “can i have some work for X?” Uploaded a PowerPoint so you can add to it, feel free to re-upload. If your group is small it’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page for students, works great.

A simple worksheet on substitution of negative numbers.

A write on worksheet about reading from stem and leaf diagrams and creating the diagrams.

Solving inequalities worksheet. Starts with a recap on showing inequalities on a number then practice with single, then double inequalities.

A worksheet designed for AQA entry level 3, component 4 (Money)

A worksheet on the different parts of a circle.

A simple worksheet with learning intent, starter and main activity on prime factor decomposition.

A sheet on grouping data into grouped frequency tables, with some written questions at the end.

Worksheet for AQA Entry level Maths worksheet, this one focuses on entry level 3 for component 6, measures.

A worksheet on finding the mean from frequency tables. NB- Adapted from another resource by the same author.

Worksheet for AQA Entry level Maths worksheet, this one focuses on entry level 3 for component 7, geometry.

A table on finding the median and mode (or modal group) from frequency tables

A lesson on function machines, finding input and out put with an extension activity.

This is a little starter booklet that our pupils keep in their trays. It’s a great resource that pupils can quickly grab to practice some of the more “basic” shape skills. Also great if you need some quick work for a pupil. It’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page with something the pupil is interested in, works wonders. Uploaded as a powerpoint not PDF so that you can modify and add additional pages.

This is a little starter booklet that our pupils keep in their trays. It’s a great resource that pupils can quickly grab to practice some of the more “basic” data skills. Also great if you need some quick work for a pupil. It’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page with something the pupil is interested in, works wonders. Uploaded as a powerpoint not PDF so that you can modify and add additional pages.

A worksheet on expanding double brackets using the grid or “peanut” method.

A composite function worksheet.

A simple worksheet for plotting linear graphs.

A worksheet introducing square and triangular numbers. Asks pupils to draw out the patterns before asking questions involving the sequences.