This topic has been focused on recently in the new GCSE. This worksheet starts with simplifying ratio, onto a visual comparison, then onto writing a ratio as a fraction. Their skills are then tested by converting between fractions and ratios. Questions get challenging and students need to use skills from other areas of mathematics. Please leave feedback so that this resource can be improved.

8 questions on finding the area of shapes with sections removed. Includes rectangles, squares and triangles. Solutions are page 2 of the worksheet.

A worksheet on simplifying ratio, including different units, and sharing an amount into a ratio. For middle ability and below. Visual prompts for support. Answers provided.

Using multiplication facts to answer questions, for example 15 x 24 = 360, what is 150 x 24? Also includes some division questions and extension question on division of a fraction. Answers provided. Please rate!

A two page worksheet on drawing a locus around a point and around a line. Extension question involving scale. Suitable for lower ability.

A card sort on naming the parts of a circle. Students often forget names, use this activity as a starter for area/circumference of circle or even leading into finding the area of a segment.

It includes the name, picture, faces, edges and vertices, net and a real life example. The resource is in answer format.

60 minute lesson on multiplying and dividing fractions. Including anagram starter, multiplying fractions TARSIA puzzle (free download online) and division of fractions. Also goes into the understanding of why dividing is multiplying by the reciprocal. Please leave feedback :)

A worksheet on adding and subtracting fractions. Starts with equivalent fractions, then changing one denominator and then changing both denominators. Extension worded question involving mixed numbers. Answers are provided.

Interview lesson on rules of indices, fractional and negative indices (through discovery). The worksheet is differentiated into four different levels, with 8 sections of challenge. Answers are provided.

A differentiated A3 sheet on finding the area of a rectangle. The resource includes a literacy section, warm up, bronze, silver, gold and platinum levels of difficulty. Students will feel both supported and suitably challenged with this resource.

6 questions, increasing in difficulty for best buy questions. Involves changing units. Answers are included. Includes word documents and PDF format.

30 questions, testing students knowledge on angles on a straight line, angles around a point, angles in parallel lines and interior/exterior angles. Suitable for a higher ability group.

Excellent for KS3 or low attaining students, based on functional skills of planning a party. Students have to stay within a budget whilst meeting the criteria. Great for group working and presentation skills too.

Three levels of integer multiplication followed by worded questions. Then three levels of decimal multiplication followed by worded questions. Answers are provided. Please leave feedback so that improvement can be made.

A differentiated (RAGE) worksheet on drawing pie charts. Questions range from a simple multiply the frequency by two, to interpreting the angle and an excellent comprehension question from a GCSE exam paper.

4 questions on comparing box plots. The first question is scaffolded, with sentence structure too.

Differentiated worksheet on factorising quadratics. Red -positive terms only Amber - negative terms Green - Coefficients of x Extension - using the quadratic formula

Primary/Secondary and Discrete/Continuous data to be put into a Venn diagram.