This is a standard starter I have used both for revision and with year 7 when introducing percentages.

I wrote this as a homework sheet one year, aimed at foundation GCSE students of around grade 5 and less ability. I tried to cover as much as possible and to put the questions in context to make it more accessible. I hope you can find it to be of some use. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is my worksheet of over 60 questions covering the factorization of quadratic expressions and solving equations. Answers will appear in the Quadratics bundle.

This is a couple of worksheets that were created for the introduction of area at KS3 and developing into the formula for the rectangle. Squares are covered as is perimeter Area Of Irregular Shapes provides you with four larger than average shapes on a cm square grid to find the area of - I usually ask the class which shape has the largest area and then everyone finds the area of at least two shapes. Area Of Rectangles finding the area of rectangles on a cm square grid - leading to the formula A = Length x Width.

This is a huge set of worksheets - over 100 different questions on integration by substitution - including: definite integrals indefinite integrals integrals that require rearrangements logs and trigonometry. Miscellaneous - good for tests Enough questions to give for examples, practice and homework. Answers are included and have been thoroughly checked. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This was a Year 7 lesson filler for that last two minutes after they’ve packed up and your waiting for the bell, or it can be used as a settling activity. Write a two digit number in the target Students must answer all the questions as quickly as they possibly can.

This is a starter is used at Key Stage 3 I have included a PDF with 8 questions and then included the same 8 questions as a powerpoint. Prices are relevant to 2020 I use a variety of techniques which should be discussed - what is the price per item? what is the price of the common multiple etc. Don’t forget to emphasise that the items in each pack must be identical for a comparison to be valid. Hope you find this useful. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf is a worksheet of over 40 questions covering all that it needed for GCSE ratio. It is extensive and made for a good homework / revision sheet. This set of questions is aimed strictly at higher level students and contains some quite demanding questions Ratio is always present in all GCSE papers so I wrote this to ensure that all students can deal with all types of questions. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a PDF with over 40 expressions starting from some simple cases - I aimed this at a GCSE revision class. Answers are included 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 nothing more than a table showing information about the Planets. You can use the info to: Take numbers out of Standard Form Put numbers into Standard Form Compare sizes in Standard Form Add / Subtract / Divide In Standard Form No questions are given just the data for use in your classroom.

This PDF consists of 30 questions covering ratios as scales for maps and models. 10 Questions on calculating the Real distance given the scale and the map distance. 10 Questions on calculating the Map distance given the real distance and the scale. 10 Questions on finding the scale, given the Map distance and the real distance. I originally wrote this for Key stage 3 pupils but have extended it for Key Stage 4. All distance are accurate - making many of the questions really interesting. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Not a wonderful resource but some may find a use for it. Write two numbers in the circles and see if they can score a goal by identifying anything between those numbers. I used it for fractions but don’t forget decimals and negatives. Obviously try to miss the goalkeeper !!

This is a colossal worksheet consisting of 40 questions on the four types of Mathematical proof required for ‘A’ level - please note that there is no Induction in these questions. This is a pdf in 2 parts Q1 - students are told which type of proof to use Q2 - students name the type of proof and then use it. There are approximately 10 questions on: Direct proof Contradiction Counter-example Exhaustion Partial answers are included - more like massive hints and methods really Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf covers everything needed to teach, practice or revise A.P.'s for ‘A’ level. 20 full questions (30+ questions including sub-questions in total) getting progressively harder over two pages. Formulae needed are given on the sheet and answers are included. This is as good as they get before attempting full ‘A’ level questions. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a relatively short PDF covering all the main points that students need on Inverse Functions. Around 20 questions in total - this set of questions are ideal for a homework or revision set. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is simply a fact sheet that I put on my wall - the three number sets that GCSE pupils need to know by heart "!

This is two Powerpoint presentations, one for foundation level / Key stage 3 and the second is for higher level - they all show a line and asks for the equation of the line. In the first presentation he y intercept is always given so this reduces the it to Foundation Level at GCSE or Key Stage 3. The second presentation is higher level only as the intercept is not given and it includes questions involving perpendicular lines. There are over 30 straight line graphs, different scales have been used as well as negative gradients, vertical and horizontal lines. Great as a starter - slides can be removed if you wish.