This PDF has over 20 questions on the Remainder Theorem and the Factor theorem - a topic usually extensively covered in most good text books, however I always wanted more questions of the ‘harder’ type - repeated factors or (ax - b) as a factor and, of course, applications and links with other topics and so I wrote these questions. There is something for everyone in this set of questions - even some that will stretch your top grade students. Answers are included as usual. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a useful worksheet and starter. A PDF on the best value for money - 2 questions: Question one is the comparison of the price of 4 eggs with the price of 6 eggs etc. - 8 questions on a PDF and also as a Powerpoint so that it can be used as a starter too. Question two is the comparison of weights and volumes - price per gram etc. in 20 parts there is plenty here for examples - classwork and homework. All prices are relevant to 2021 Answers are included * Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.*

I had fun with this one !!! About 60 questions in total !!! Question 1 consists of 26 parts each being a straight forward conversion of metric units. Question 2 has 10 parts all with the emphasis on the prefix - how many watts in a Kw etc - I always found this to be really useful Q3 - 24 are all worded problem involving the conversion of units. This is an excellent worksheet which can be used for Y6/7 all the way up to revising GCSE - a great set of questions. Answers are included Please give feedback as it helps me provide the best service that I can - thank you

This is a great worksheet full of interesting numbers that pupils put into and take out of Standard Form - Over 40 questions in total This sheet is aimed at introducing Standard Form at KS3. All numbers have been verified and are accurate and answers are provided. The sheet is provided in two formats - ‘all on one sheet’ and ’ plenty of space and larger font on two sheets’ Answers are provided Please provide feedback if you like this work - thank you.

This PDF is one page and six questions in total. This is my introduction to sets at KS3 - no Venn diagrams, just looking at the basic idea of what a set is and how we combine them. Simply looking at the idea of sets, the elements in sets and the idea of Intersection, Union and compliment. Answers are provided. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a PDF of 2 pages with 10 questions which cover both reading from a Venn diagram and drawing Venn diagrams but limited to just two sets. I have kept it relevant and interesting so that pupils will relate to it more. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf consists of 26 difficult questions aimed solely at grade 8 & 9 students. Each question has been checked to ensure that it will eventually factorise but they do require algebraic manipulation. An excellent resource for differentiation and revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This was a starter activity for Year 7 originally but I ended up using it for many KS3 class. You are provided with a ‘Blockbuster’ board and 6 double digit numbers. Each cell on the board can be won by finding the two numbers that add or subtract to give the number contained within that cell. One player/team is trying to create a path from top to bottom while the other player/team are attempting to create a path from right to left. The winner is the player/team to complete their path (a draw is impossible). Start with the toss of a coin and then teams take alternating goes - spice it up by adding a timer ! You receive: Instructions + 6 game boards + 1 game board which is offered free separately. This is a great ‘fun’ activity which pupils have all loved - a great Christmas lesson too Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Over 60 questions on identifying transformations. This is a PDF of 5 large questions where shapes have been transformed using a variety of different transformations - can you identify each transformation fully. I used these with top sets in years 9 - 11 and again with revision classes. Finding the centre of rotation is sometimes difficult so I kept these for more able groups. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF of two pages and nine questions covering more complex questions on Venn diagrams, largely limited to two set Venn diagrams (though one question is on three sets). These questions take the information given and ask pupils to put them into a Venn diagram and hence answers questions. I have included probability and also conditional probability as it is now appearing on GCSE papers. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

The Area Of Any Triangle is a great worksheet for practicing Sine and Cosine rule and the formula Area = 0.5abSin©. It is aimed at grade 7 - 9 students. There are four different types of questions. Simple - given two sides and the included angle, use the formula to find the area. Given the area, find a side or an angle. Harder - decide which angle you need to be able to find the area and then use the Sine rule or Cosine rule to find it first. Applications - finding the area and then using the area to find the shortest distance from one vertex to the opposite side. Recently added - An extra page with some level 9 questions involving surds and the are of a parallelogram - a couple of nice questions I found which you may find useful. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Segment Area Aimed at higher level GCSE this is a pdf worksheet with answers which covers the basic question up to and including the more demanding questions of finding the area of a major segment. This worksheet is a good lessons work and probably some left over for homework. An extension can be found on the worksheet called, Sectors and arc length. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of around 25 questions based on implicit differentiation. The first 18 are finding expressions for the first derivative in terms of x and y and then I have included 6 or 7 on the applications of differentiation - using the implicit method. I have included one or two where second derivatives are required - just for fun. This is a very thorough worksheet which can be used when teaching the topic or as a revision sheet. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of 90 questions which get progressively more difficult, starting from the most basic all the way to quadratic inequations. There are 5 major questions which are: write lists of numbers that satisfy a given inequality, - no answers Solving linear inequations with positive x, Solving inequations with negative x, Solving double inequations, quadratic inequations (positive x squared only). Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 6 questions on reading or interpreting Pie Charts. I think all the questions are relevant to pupils and are more interesting than – “What is your favourite colour?” There is enough work for a full lesson allowing the teacher to discuss one or two questions before pupils attempt the remaining questions. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a set of questions covering all students need to know on Medians, Percentiles, Quartiles and Interquartile range for discrete data. I have often included questions on outliers and many of the questions include frequency tables but NOT grouped frequency or continuous data- these are handled on a second sheet. In total this is a pdf of 9 full questions and approximately 30 sub questions with data, stem and leaf diagrams and box & whisker diagrams too. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work, thank you.

This is a starter I wanted to use with higher level GCSE students. 32 questions using a mix of zero, negative and fractional indices. The powerpoint is not locked so that slides may be re-ordered, deleted or added to. This is an big and colourful starter but is also very challenging in places. Questions include : 4 to the power of negative one half 16 to the power of negative three over two 1000 to the power of two thirds etc. Some of the questions are quite demanding !!!

This is a PDF with over 60 questions on 'Changing The Subject Of An Equation". Aimed at higher level GCSE groups, this worksheet includes questions involving ‘self inverse functions’ such as ‘Divide into’ and ‘subtract from’. I have also included 15 questions on rearranging equations where x appears twice in a fraction, a question that has been frequently asked at GCSE. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A quick set of questions covering the area under a graph and the gradient of a curve - only 6 questions but I find that pupils don’t need a lot of practice with this type of question. Essential for distance - time graphs and velocity - time graphs. 3 Questions on the gradient and 3 Questions on area. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This worksheet covers the applications of the Product Of Primes, including HCF, LCM, square factors, square multiples and some basic problems too. It consists of a PDF with over 30 questions on all that you need on HCF, LCM and the product of primes and its applications. I used this with top set year 7 or year 8 and expected it to last at least two lessons and a homework. Answers are included. Please leave feedback - particularly if you liked my work