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

I wrote this sheet to meet the needs of GCSE Foundation level students - keeping the formula quite basic. It is ideal for the introduction of rearrangements in earlier years too. The sheet begins with 5 questions which show ‘why’ we need to rearrange. This is followed by 26 questions involving one x and one y and numbers - using as many everyday functions in as many ways as i could. Finally a further 26 questions where we introduce a and b as constants too - this often muddies the waters for Foundation students and I always found I had insufficient questions to offer them. This is a thorough worksheet as a pdf of two pages covering everything you will need from introduction to GCSE foundation level. Answers are included too Please provide feedback so I can continue to offer a good service.

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 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.

Aimed primarilay at KS4, I have used this effectively with more able KS3 pupils. This PDF consists of 43 individual questions working with calculations in standard form both with and without a calculator. - this is a very thorough worksheet. Two sets are provided - ‘all on on sheet’ and ‘larger format with more space’ Answers are provided. Please provide feedback - especially if you like this 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 well structured and thought out worksheet on the Related Rates of Change. A common question at ‘A’ level on all boards and usually under-represented in text books we designed these 12 questions to test our students. Great for an end of topic worksheet, homework or revision sheet these questions cover everything you will need to teach this topic fully. 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 contains over 100 questions on linear equations without brackets. I used this for all classes. At KS3 I may only use the first half of each question and allow the more able student to attempt the second half. At KS4 I used it for revision and simply asked students to go down one column. Each set of questions gets progressively harder and answers. Question 1 - 26 parts of the form ax = b - latter answers include negatives Question 2 - 26 parts of the form a + x = b or a - x = b - latter answers include negative Question 3 - 26 parts of the form ax + b = c or even b - ax = c - latter answers include negatives Question 4 - 26 parts of the form ax + b = cx + d and harder - latter answers include negatives. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF is a set of 20 worded questions and practical situations which lead to linear equations. These questions were aimed at Year 10 and they are basically straight forward, but students often find this type of question to be difficult and will find these questions are a little challenging. 20 questions with great variety. Answers are included. Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This Worksheet covers all that you will need on the Difference Of 2 Squares and it’s Applications. I always find that this is an area of Quadratic theory that is underrated so I developed this for those working towards grade 7+ There are over 40 questions which are aimed at GCSE higher level but some will stretch your more able students. Answers are included Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

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.

This pdf is a comprehensive worksheet consisting of 10 questions on histograms. Most questions require a histogram to be drawn (often with the frequency density scale not given) -The sheets are of the “Write on” type - so no preparation needed. Several questions require students to find the median from a histogram or other similar calculations. Ideal for revision. Aimed primarily at GCSE higher level these questions can be used to teach the topic or can be given for revision. 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

The pdf consists of 7 questions on finding the median and quartiles of both grouped and continous data. For continous data we should be using cumulative frequency graphs and the questions are suitable for such, but I originally used the sheet to teach linear interpolation so most of the questions are based on grouped discrete data. Answers are included.

This pdf consists of 20 questions which I have used in the revision process for more able students. 20 ‘A’ Level standard questions covering the whole topic of Trigonometry. These are difficult questions which should only be attempted in the revision process. Topics covered include: compound angles double angles acos(x) + bsin(x) Identities solving equations most of the questions are in radians These questions are challenging - be careful with them as the could dent the confidence of some pupils. Answers are included

A simple lesson starter that appeared one year on a foundation level GCSE paper. You are provided with 8 diagrams in three formats - Powerpoint presentation, large display format or a handout and the pupils simply have to workout the volume of the arrangement.

This worksheet consists around 40 questions on parametric equations. Split over two pages, questions include: finding the cartesian equation from the parametric, Finding the gradient of a parametric curve, Turning points Equations of tangents and normals I have tried to cover everything required for teaching / learning and revising parametric equations. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet is a revision lesson on Integration with partial fractions, there are over 20 questions covering everything required on the recent syllabus. linear factors repeated factors top heavy fractions definite and indefinite integrals. I have given the same questions in two different formats: Integration Using Partial Fractions (1) has the fractions already split into partial fractions for those who wish to use it as integration using Logs, Integration Using Partial Fractions (2) requires the student to split into partial fractions first. (1) and (2) have the same questions in a different format - and therefore the same answers. Please leave feedback, particularly If you like my work - thank you Answers are included.

A very underrated topic in most text books - this PDF covers all that you will need to teach / learn the small angle approximations at ‘A’ level. I have approached the topic from various angles to ensure a lot of variability in the style of question and it’s focus - i have not combined it with any other expansions though. I have finished it off with a couple of questions involving the Sine rule and Cosine rule which are a little bit more challenging. Answers are included. Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.