This set of arithmetic worksheets is written and illustrated for adults and older teenagers who want to improve their very basic arithmetic skills but it is also suitable for younger age groups. These SKILLSHEETS are intended to provide practice in basic counting and arithmetic skills. The concepts of addition and subtraction are introduced in a variety of ways using different vocabulary. The first section concentrates on the addition and subtraction of numbers up to ten. Learners are encouraged to see connections between the number bonds. e.g. 5 + 4 = 9 and 9 - 5 = 4 so that they begin to recall the facts more easily. 4 + 5 = 9 9 - 4 = 5 The later worksheets move students gently on to simple calculations involving numbers up to 100. There is a systematic approach to adding and subtracting 2 digit numbers using constant reinforcement of place value. The main emphasis is on mental calculations though some calculations have been set out vertically to prepare students for more formal methods later. The work is continued to harder examples involving borrowing and carrying in “Arithmetic” SKILLSHEETS. Each worksheet comes in three versions. Monochrome, colour or on-screen completion ( answers need to be checked by a tutor ) Available cheaper at my Skillsheets website.

This set of percentage worksheets is written and illustrated for adults and older teenagers who want to improve their basic skills but it is also suitable for younger age groups. The worksheets give a step by step introduction to percentages as fractions out of 100, equivalent forms as fractions and decimals and methods for working out of a percentage of an amount with and without a calculator. See how to work out one number as a percentage of another and calculate the percentage change when an amount has increased or decreased. Work out the new amount after a percentage change and simple examples of doing the reverse calculationto find the original amount. There are also some VAT calculations and wherever possible the questions are set in real-life contexts. Each worksheet comes in three versions. Monochrome, colour or on-screen completion ( answers need to be checked by a tutor ) AVAILABLE CHEAPER at the Skillsheets website.

This set of fraction worksheets is written and illustrated for adults and older teenagers who want to improve their basic skills though it is suitable for all age groups. The worksheets begin with explaining halves and quarters then work up through fractions with small denominators. There are diagrams and word problems to show fractions in everyday problems wherever possible. Convert between mixed numbers and top heavy fractions. Simple addition, subtractions, multiplications and divisions. How to use the fraction key on a calculator. Each worksheet comes in three versions. Monochrome, colour or on-screen completion ( answers need to be checked by a tutor ) For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop AVAILABLE CHEAPER at the Skillsheets website.

This set of algebra worksheets is written and illustrated for adults and older teenagers who want to improve their basic skills though it is suitable for use with any age group. The worksheets give a basic introduction into using algebraic notation in expressions and formulas, substitution, simplifying and collecting like terms. Only positive numbers are used in the substitutions. There are pages about powers and brackets ( not multiplying out ). Also there are examples on multiplying and dividing simple expressions. There is an emphasis on using algebra in sensible situations too so that it makes more sense to people who may have previously been baffled. Each worksheet comes in three versions. Monochrome, colour or on-screen completion ( answers need to be checked by a tutor ) GCSE 9-1 refs A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A7 at foundation level Please review this resource and visit my TES shop and website to see similar products. AVAILABLE CHEAPER at the Skillsheets website.

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

This resource comprises a powerpoint and accompanying worksheet showing how to convert top heavy ( improper ) fractions into mixed numbers. Diagrams and photographs of simple practical situations are used to show first how e.g. eight halves is the same as four whole units then nine halves is four wholes and a half. Useful for all age groups that need a reminder or an introduction to this topic. GCSE 9-1 refs N2 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

This resource is made up of a powerpoint lesson and three worksheets with progressively harder examples about rearranging formulas. The aim is to introduce rearranging as an extension to solving equations by ‘doing the same to both sides’ so that students see that they are just extending skills they already possess. The new subject only appears once but the questions involve fractions, use of brackets and square and cube roots. The formulas used are mostly ones encountered elsewhere in maths e.g. volume and area formulas or speed and density. This means the powerpoint is also useful for revising other topics too. There is particular emphasis on the form s = d/t to prepare students for coping with trigonometric formulas. The worksheets include the answers and working out. GCSE 9-1 references A5, A1, A17 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

This resource comprises 6 worksheets with answers to give students confidence in dealing with set notation for 3 intersecting sets. Use set notation and words to describe complements, intersections and unions. Probabilities. GCSE 9-1 reference P6 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

A colourful powerpoint and three worksheets to introduce or revise how to calculate the volume of a cuboid or cube using the formula. It begins with examples showing how centimetre cubes fit into larger boxes to explain where the formula comes from. There are practical examples plus extension activities for working out missing dimensions of sides and cubing numbers to find the volume of cubes. Enlarging shapes and converting cubic units are also mentioned. The three worksheets cover three different levels of difficulty and have problems similar to those in the powerpoint. GCSE 9-1 references G16, G14, G12, N2, N6 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

Powerpoint with accompanying worksheet to teach students how to make any number 100 times larger or smaller by moving the decimal point. There is a variety of questions to use the skills in both real life practical situations and abstract calculations. The word problems include currency conversions, measurements and money. This resource is a follow on to ‘Multiplying and Dividing Decimals by 10’. The word problem slides could be extracted and used as revision during subsequent lessons. DfE reference for GCSE 9-1 N2 Please review this resource. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

This set of worksheets is written and illustrated for adults and older teenagers who want to improve their basic skills. The worksheets cover place value and rounding off of whole numbers from single digit numbers up to millions and billions with exercises at each stage. Real life examples are also included. Count up in tens, hundreds and thousands. Each worksheet comes in three versions. Monochrome, colour or on-screen completion ( answers need to be checked by a tutor ) Up to level 2 adult numeracy curriculum level and functional skills. Please review this resource and visit my TES shop and website to see similar products. AVAILABLE CHEAPER at my Skillsheets website.

This powerpoint provides basic practice on the angle fact that the ‘angles on a straight line add up to 180°’. It has slides that just cover straightforward calculations that can be used for mental arithmetic practice and others that require a problem solving approach. Equations can also be written and solved to find the answers. Some slides use three letter notation to identify angles. GCSE 9-1 refs G3, G1, G6, A21, A17 For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

8 worksheets designed to improve understanding of this tricky topic for GCSE and A-level students. The graphs are quadratic graphs and approximate solutions are to be found by reading off values or finding points of intersection with appropriate straight lines. For the last pair of worksheets students have to determine which straight line to draw. The worksheets are effectively four pairs of sheets with each pair covering a particular idea. Some of the questions ask students to verify the answers by solving the equations using factorisation or the quadratic equation formula. The answers are all provided. GCSE 9-1 DfE reference A18, A19 find approximate solutions using a graph. Solve quadratic equations For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

These 8 worksheets were created to provide useful basic exercises on differentiating and integrating x^n for the first year of A level differentiation. Work through the basic results for x to the power n for positive and negative integers and fractions then apply them to functions that need to be simplified or rewritten before they can be differentiated or integrated. These sheets are useful for revision or reinforcement. The answers are provided. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

8 worksheets for revision or reinforcement of basic work on exponential functions for A-level students taking A level exams. Focuses mainly on sketching graphs and transforming them. Designed to improve use of function notation and understanding of domain and range. There are four sheets covering two combined transformations in a structured way including finding the inverse function and plotting its graph. The function e^x and its graph. The function ln x and its graph; ln x as the inverse function of e^x. Differentiation of e^x For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

These six worksheets show various graphs that have to be matched to their equations. There are separate worksheets for straight lines, quadratic, cubic and reciprocal graphs plus two mixed worksheets, one suitable for foundation level GCSE. The answers are all provided. The worksheets are also suitable for A-level students who need extra reinforcement. Some can be worked out using gradients and/or points where the graphs cross the axes or students can also practise simple transformations ( reflection and translation or combinations of these ). GCSE from 2015 reference A12 Recognise graphs of linear functions, quadratic functions, simple cubic functions and the reciprocal function. Also supports : A13 translations and reflections of functions A10 Identify and interpret gradients and intercepts of linear functions graphically A2 substitute numerical values into formulae For more resources like this please visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Skillsheets

These 7 worksheets are aimed at the new GCSE requirement for students to use and understand Venn diagrams. They approach the topic from different angles using word problems and set notation. The sheets are mainly at foundation level and only include two sets. Students can shade which areas on the diagram represent particular sets or subsets and then progress to sorting data based on two conditions e.g. Do you drink tea, do you drink coffee ? The later sheets also involve probability questions including conditional probabilties e.g. What is the probability that a swimmer also cycles regularly ? There is also a page for sorting numbers as multiples, factors, primes etc. The answers are included. GCSE 9-1 references P6, P9, N4, N2 AVAILABLE CHEAPER at my Skillsheets website.

These 8 worksheets provide a framework for getting students to see that completing the square for a quadratic function will enable them to sketch the graph of a quadratic function quickly. The connection between graph transformations and the form of the equation is key to completing the sheets. Each worksheet practises a different skill - give the transformation from the equation or work out the transformation from the equation. Two of the worksheets also practise the connection with function notation. This is a topic that students can find difficult even at A-level so the worksheets are useful for Higher tier GCSE and C1/C3 A-level modules. Use for extra reinforcement of classroom work or revision. GCSE 2017 DfE references A11, A12, A13 The answers are provided. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

Three pairs of worksheets with answers that are designed to help students understand the use of the mean as an average when data is added or removed from the calculation. e.g. the mean weight of 5 people is 70 kg. Another person joins the group and the mean is now 71kg. How much did the sixth person weigh. A lot of students find it hard to see that if you know the mean of a set of numbers and how many numbers there are then you can find the TOTAL of all the numbers. These questions will make them think about how they can use this idea. GCSE DfE references S4, N2 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

9 worksheets containing linear equations where brackets need to be multiplied out as the first step. The sheets get progressively harder for extra practice or revision. The unknown appears on both sides of the equations. For the first worksheets the answers are all positive whole numbers but later equations have negative or fractional solutions. Students are asked to check their answers for the first worksheets by putting the solution into both sides of the original equation to make sure it works out the same. The answers and working out are included. GCSE from 2017 references A17, A4, A3, A2, A1, N3, N2 For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop