INCLUDES ANSWERS Simple worksheet that requires the student to substitute fractions into equations. Differentiated into Amber and Green only. This worksheet was adapted from another free worksheet from TES and so will always be provided for free.

INCLUDES ANSWERS! Proportion worksheet about best buys, comparing the different quantities, differentiated for Red / Amber / Green, getting trickier as the questions progress. I used this for a Year 7 Higher class and a Year 9 foundation class, with the aim as well for them to pick out the key points. As a bonus, there’s a theme running through this (Star Wars).

INCLUDES ANSWERS Adapted from another resource on TES. Aimed at my Year 7 Higher group, introducing them into substituting into equations and formulas.

INCLUDES ANSWERS! Worksheet on basic proportions with the unitary method, needing the students to find 1 unit of something, to be able to find multiple units of something. The worksheet is differentiated into Red / Amber / Green. I used this for my Y7 Higher and Y9 Foundation class. As a bonus, the theme running through this is Harry Potter! SECOND WORKSHEET with more questions and better differentiation available to buy through my TES shop.

Includes Answers Aimed at my top set Y7 and foundation Y9 group. I struggled to find a sheet like this so have created one myself. Includes rectangles and triangles, differentiated worksheet into Red / Amber / Green.

INCLUDES ANSWERS Solving the perimeter, differentiated worksheet. Requires the student to set up and solve the equations. Aimed at KS3 Higher and GCSE Foundation.

PowerPoint which has a starter, builds up knowledge, has a small practical activity to show angles in a triangle = 180°, and has worked examples you can go through the class with. Questions only included on one slide, you’ll need to find additional questions that will suit your class.

PowerPoint based on introducing students to probability from the very beginning, using some relatable content such as Batman and Superman and Fortnite (sorry). Builds up with the option to discuss how to find the probability. Worksheet will be created and added within the next week.

The Level 2 assessment for the NCFE bitesize qualification award, which can lead towards a certificate. Working with Whole Numbers. Includes a full mark scheme. Updates will be added over time. Any issues, please contact me at letsdomaths@outlook.com and I will add the updated resource available for you to re-download. Bitesize wise, I go with a minimum 50% pass rate per outcome to pass overall.

The Level 2 assessment for the NCFE bitesize qualification award for Working with Measurements, which can lead towards a Level 2 certificate. Includes a full mark scheme. Updates will be added over time. Any issues, please contact me at letsdomaths@outlook.com and I will add the updated resource available for you to re-download. Bitesize wise, I go with a minimum 50% pass rate per outcome to pass overall.

INCLUDES ANSWERS! Worksheet on basic proportions using the unitary method, needing the students to find 1 unit of something, to be able to find multiple units of something. The worksheet is differentiated into Red / Amber / Green. There are at least 4 questions in each sector, with the difficulty going from scaffolded in red, to challenging involving decimals in green. As a bonus, the theme running through this is Avengers! Let the students guess the theme! Aimed at high ability KS3, Foundation GCSE and low end Higher GCSE.

A more fun approach and explorative way to start teaching Trigonometry. This is an older PowerPoint I made, initially aimed at SEN students taking GCSE.

Includes ANSWERS! This worksheet gives the values a, b and c. I have a replica worksheet with quadratic equations instead if you would prefer for GCSE, see my TES resource page. Aimed at KS3 (for my Year 7 Higher group), it is to stretch their substitution capabilities, introducing them to the quadratic formula, not explaining what its about, but just to get them started on that key skill of substituting the values. Differentiated with Red /Amber / Green / Extension

Includes ANSWERS! Aimed at GCSE (for my Year 9 Foundation and Year 10F group), it is to stretch their substitution capabilities, aiming to give them more practice and used to using the quadratic formula without a calculator, if it is appears on the non-calculator paper. Differentiated with Red /Amber / Green / Extension *This worksheet gives the quadratic equations. I have a replica worksheet with the values a, b and c given for KS3, see my TES resource page. *

Video series explaining, demonstrating then giving examples with how to do basic Trigonometry.