Pretty dull worksheet but done for a purpose - it shows two methods of long division.

Colour in question number if it's even, leave blank if it&'s odd - the usual caper. It covers rectangles up to circles with parallelograms and trapeziums in between. Links to Then Jericho&';s timeless classic 'Big Area' on YouTube.

Do the points lie on the graphs listed? Follow the instructions and then scan to link to the Johnny Cash classic 'Walk The Line' (do you see what I've done there?).

Match the questions with the correct answers regarding simplifying indices.

Help Ironman calculate using Pythagoras and trigonometry and his capture of the villains.

I found a simple bar chart online breaking down where the money from a CD sale goes and came up with this. It's mainly percentages, but there are exchange rates and calculations to be done too. I&'m sure you can all come up with other questions about it, but this is what I dreamt up!

Batman is a little neurotic when travelling by Batmobile and will only travel down roads that have certain number properties. Can you help him plan each of these routes?

I hate having waste, so calculate how many people I should invite to the party to ensure that I have no left overs.

Can you either sketch or find the equation of the function Trigonometric Man has left to make Frozone's life more difficult!

I did this for an interview and it seemed to go quite well. It is plotting the reciprocal functions by considering the values of the original functions.

An old fashioned elf has labelled all the stuff in Santa's larder with imperial units, but being a modern man Santa only really does metric. Can you convert them all please?

Help Santa do a stock check by changing all the units to the ones he wants. I wrote this because I had a bottom set who had just been doing units and thought it was relatively festive as well as hitting my objective!

I came up with the title on the sheet first and then built some maths problems around them. The grades for each are only to give an idea to the students, but hopefully it will get them thinking functionally.

The elves have packed the sleigh with two sacks before checking the weight of each present! There isn't time to unpack the presents to weigh the presents individually, so can you use your knowledge of algebra to help?

Santa needs to know how many of each toy there will be after a certain amount of time. The elves know how many they can make in a minute and how many they have in stock. Can you help calculate how many toys there will be after the timescale given by Santa?

How many Christmas lights will be needed to make this house festive?

Help Santa and the elves by writing and solving, when required, some inequalities regarding Santa's trip on Christmas Eve.

Santa wants no wastage this year so work out the smallest amount of each group of toys that are made in different sized batches.

Calculate how many presents there are in Santa's sacks of gifts for each journey. This involves two-step equations, brackets and an unknown on both sides. Festive equations - what more could you want?

Help Santa and the elves order how much wood they need to make this batch of presents, but there are no calculators!