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 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

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.

I did this sheet for a revision purposes it is a brief sheet with 5 questions for revision of Product Of Primes, HCF and LCM - hope you find it useful.

Just a quickie which I think most year 12 students struggle with, This is a sheet I would use to discuss the factorial notation and the Combinations notation. It is useful for a one lesson filler. Hope you find a use for it. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

A straight forward PDF consisting of around 25 questions on equivalent fractions and ordering fractions. Questions generally get harder as you progress through the exercise. Aimed at Key Stage 3 and foundation level GCSE I have found this to be everything I need for this subject. 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.

One of the first topics to teach at ‘A’ level. I introduce the idea of asymptotes, double/triple roots and inflexion through this worksheet. 26 Questions - too many ! I use some for examples, some for classwork, some for homework and some are always left over for either revision or extra work for remedial study. Hope you find it useful - please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you. Answers are included.

This is a small sheet that someone may find of use - I made it up for a colleague at Key Stage 2 It is a simple factsheet naming the 10 polygons - nothing more - a simple wall display

A quick powerpoint demonstration to show the number of faces, edges and vertices of 12 different solids. all shapes are either prisms or pyramids diagrams are large and colourful as it is largely aimed at Key Stage 2 I hope you find this useful

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 just a quick factsheet which can be used for display purposes or for regular reference. I had this on the wall in my classroom and thought that others may find a use for it too.

This PDF is a set of 22 questions where inequalities have been given on a number line and students must interpret the diagram. It is a really useful set of questions for Key Stage 3 or foundation GCSE but I have also used it as a starter for higher level GCSE Good fun - i think. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

There is a path from the left hand side of the board to the right stepping only on equivalent fractions - Can you find it ? Hint - 0.5 !!

This is a worksheet I often used to use to finish off teaching Quadratic graph work. It is useful - students need to be able to manipulate the algebra, though it is necessary to draw the graphs over and over. Hope someone finds this useful.

A simple display showing the names of the 7 quadrilaterals - useful for Ks2 or lower Ks3

This is a set of four PDFs which are large pictures of: A frog - one quadrant Santa - one quadrant Cheeky Charlie (a monkey) - four quadrants including half co-ordinates Pink Panther - four quadrants which need scaling An excellent resource which was given to me by one of my department and they have no idea where they came from but I cannot find them elsewhere. Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a PDF consisting of 52 questions on division of fractions. This PDF is written as 2 questions each with 26 parts, question 1 uses fractions only while question 2 uses mixed numbers. With these worksheets I used questions in one column as examples, the second column was then used for class/homework leaving extra questions for either revision or extra practice if necessary. We always felt that too many questions was better than insufficient. This worksheet is part of the suite which is sold as Fractions for KS3 which includes the answers. Any comments are welcome through our facebook page.