This powerpoint uses diagrams and photographs to illustrate the equivalence of simple fractions. For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

How to sketch quadratic graphs by finding out where the graph crosses each axis. Simple examples using factorising. Includes the line of symmetry and locating the minimum point. For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

Two simple worksheets that require students to sketch parabolas in order to solve quadratic inequalities. The answers are included. For similar resources please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

This is a collection of six colourful posters that show fraction walls. 1. Wholes, halves and quarters 2. Wholes, halves, quarters and eighths 3. Wholes, halves, quarters, eighths and sixteenths 4. Whole, halves, thirds and quarters 5. Whole, halves, thirds, quarters and fifths 6. Whole, halves, fifths and tenths Print these out and use them as posters or laminate and use as revision cards. Can also be used on a whiteboard. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

9 worksheets with answers created to provide a starting point for revising all the differentiation and integration results that need to be learnt for the second year of A level maths. Work through the basic results e.g. differentiate or integrate sin x then apply the rules to sin 2x etc. All the basic functions including the more obscure ones on the formula sheet are covered. There are plenty of functions of functions and functions raised to a power. There are mixed sheets for extra practise at spotting which method to use. Written for the Edexcel syllabus but applies to OCR and AQA also. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

These six worksheets let students practise solving basic linear inequalities. Some of the worksheets have number lines for students to illustrate their answers. There is a page of word puzzles for pupils to learn how to translate simple realtionships into inequalities. The final worksheet revises different types of numbers e.g. integers, primes, odd and even. It is a useful reminder for vocabulary. Suitable mainly for foundation level GCSE work. GCSE 2017 references A22, N1, N4, A1, A3, The sheets can be used for revision and reinforcement. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Powerpoint and worksheet to encourage students to use multiplication patterns to calculate the answers to word problems involving money. e.g. Use 4 x 8= 32 to work out the cost of 800 items at 40p each. Mental or written calculations without a calculator. Suitable for a wide range of ages, problems are set in easy to understand contexts and the word problems involve up to three steps. The answers are also included. DfE GCSE 2017 references N13, N2, For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop or visit the Skillsheets website.

Two worksheets with mixed word problems based on buying items in a cafe and visiting an optician. Model written answers are provided. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop or visit the Skillsheets website.

8 pages of worksheets with answers. These worksheets were written for a foundation level GCSE student who struggled to remember how to calculate fractions and percentages of amounts. The connections between the methods are shown and there are calculations to do with and without a calculator. Also there are pages to practise multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000. DfE reference for GCSE 9-1 R9 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

Ten worksheets with mixed word problems on a variety of real life problems involving money calculations that require basic addition, subtraction, multiplication or division to find the answers. Illustrated with adult characters and includes the answers. There are also blank versions of each worksheet where you can fill in your own amounts when students need extra practice. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop or visit the Skillsheets website.

30 worksheets with simple activities based on continuing patterns and comparing the size of objects using different vocabulary. The content is suitable for use with adults and teenagers. Which picture shows large/small, big/little, larger/smaller, long/short, full/empty, more/less. Compare amounts in containers. Draw or continue patterns using lines and shapes. Continue to colour in a pattern. Use shape vocabulary. The patterns also include numbers, objects or objects in positions e.g. alternating above or below. Recognise the odd one out in a group. Many of the sheets have a colour version to add to the visual appeal. Print onto card then laminate so the pages can be reused with a wipe off marker pen. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Seven worksheets for exploring the effect of transformations on graphs. Learn how parabolas and cubic graphs can be sketched quickly by looking at their equations and seeing how they are transformed from the basic y = x² and y = x³ graphs. Transform graphs of undefined functions by looking at the graph’s new equation and deciding what transformation it represents. Translations, reflections, reflections and stretches. These worksheets include answers and are suitable both for extra support for A-level students who need to be able to understand transformations fluently. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Seven pages of different dice designs for you to print out onto coloured card and make up into cubes. Let students make their own dice. The dice are numbered 1-3 ( repeated ), 1-6, 5-10 and 7-12 or have 1-3 ( repeated ) or 1-6 dots on them. There is also a blank net for you to draw your own design on or type in characters from your keyboard. Use for learning about 3-D shapes and nets, for practising basic arithmetic or for probability experiments. Stick weights inside to create a biased dice. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

20 worksheets covering shapes, their simple properties and vocabulary about directions and size. Many of the worksheets also have a second version in colour to enhance their visual appeal. They could also be laminated to be used repeatedly with a wipe off marker pen. Identify, draw round and match shapes including squares, circles, rectangles and triangles. Vocabulary used includes big/small, box/ball, up/down, left/right, under/over. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

This power point can be used very flexibly to teach, practise or revise various algebraic processes whilst also reminding students about the basic properties of shapes. The slides show a wide variety of shapes. For each shape students can create an expression or formula for its perimeter ( and also for the area for many of the shapes ). In doing this they can practise collecting like terms, using brackets in expressions ( and multiplying them out ). The formulas created can then be used to substitute numbers in or for rearranging work. There are two worksheets ( with answers ) to go with the powerpoint which concentrate on creating expressions for perimeters. GCSE 9-1 refsA1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, G4, G16, G17 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

Powerpoint and worksheet showing how to work out a fraction of a small amount, for example 4/5 of 30 using pictures. To develop the idea of finding one fifth by sharing a set of 30 objects into five equal groups. Then multiply to find how many four fifths of the whole set is. The lesson also practises the use of multiplication and division facts for small numbers. GCSE 9-1 references N8, N2 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Use inverse operations for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing to solve simple equations involving only one operation. These equations are mostly straightforward enough to be solved using common sense. This lesson is intended to start to lay the foundations for the idea of ‘doing the same to both sides’ that is the method used to solve more complicated equations. Practise mental arithmetic with whole numbers and decimals. The answers are included GCSE 9-1 references A17, A1, A3, N3 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Enhance understanding of area and volume factors by using these worksheets to calculate the surface area and volume of shapes before and after enlargement. Revise volume and area formulas at the same time. Calculate the area and volume factors by using the scale factor and see how the answer relates to the answers achieved from using formulas. Also calculate scale, area and volume factors given one of the three factors using roots and powers. GCSE 9-1 reference G19, G16, R2, N6 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop