A collection of worksheets I cobbled together and formatted from different sources for teaching the volume of cones, pyramids, cylinders and spheres.

A worksheet cobbled together for substituting into formula. Questions taken from CIMT and formatted to cater for needs of the class. Please note that this only focuses on substituting, not rearranging, even when the questions get harder.

A complete lesson I taught on the quadratic formula.

A couple of resources developed to encourage an understanding of trigonometry as an introduction to the topic. Students draw accurate right-angle triangles with a 30 degree angle and measure the height, base and hypotenuse. They repeat this with other dimensions, and potentially different angles. They are then looking for a pattern between the sides. The second resource encourages them to begin using the ratio of the sides to find missing sides.

A worksheet for practising expanding brackets.

A worksheet cobbled together to help students practise using correct operations with BIDMAS.

A worksheet cobbled together to help students practise reading and interpreting time series graphs.

A worksheet for basic division practice using a box method.

An activity for a bottom set to help them understand how frequency tables are created.

A worksheet that was cobbled together to help with similar shapes when they are drawn joined together.

Three resources used with a bottom set to support their work with percentages.

Two resources to help with understanding of surface area of a prism. 1. Breaks down the shapes into their respective faces. 2. An activity designed to help students with misconceptions. Students need to identify, discuss and rectify mistakes in the two GCSE questions. Print out individually or for pairs and put up on the board to discuss.

A collection of resources across the attainment spectrum for volume of a prism. Not all questions created, but cropped from other sources and then formatted.

A resource of differentiated functional questions on the area of a trapezium. Questions taken from other sources gratefully and then formatted.

Two activities to help with converting lengths and metric units. Ideal for lower sets.

Two activities designed for lower sets to help them draw and read pie charts.

An activity designed to help students with misconceptions. Students need to identify, discuss and rectify mistakes in the two GCSE questions. Print out individually or for pairs and put up on the board to discuss.

Resources designed to help students discover the effect of enlargements on area and volume.

A few resources designed to help students new to the concept of forming an equation.

An activity to help students drawing lines of best fit. Ideal for lower sets.