A maths question for every day - aimed at KS2 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for December, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for February, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for July, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for June, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for May, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for August, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

Two worksheets on using the quadratic formula to solve equations

Two worksheets aimed at solving and factorising quadratics. Variety of questions including those in standard form, difference of two squares and ones that need rearranging before factorising.

Laws of indices worksheet

A far more in depth version of my last straight line graphs sheet. Includes finding the equation from a graph and from given information - including parallel lines. Also includes plotting graphs.

A two page worksheet which can be used together or as individual worksheets. This covers plotting straight line graphs and finding the equation of a line - including questions and a reminder of to do the work!

A perfect little booklet for revising those pesky algebra topics! Includes answers at the end so you have the option of using this for self study - or it can be printed without the answers and used as an in class activity Works best using Adobe’s booklet printing feature but can be used as A4 sheets as well Subjects covered: Simplifying expressions Solving linear equations Factorising single brackets Factorising double brackets Expanding brackets Solving quadratic equations Rearranging equations to change the subject 10-12 questions on each topic

A reminder of the correct use of BIDMAS and some practice questions

A sheet which encourages students to list all factors by writing them as pairs. Eg 12 = 1x12, 2x6, 3x4. Spaces provided to write each number to ensure that none are missed.

A complete set of tests for all times tables from 1 through to 12. On each test questions are given in a random order and are accompanied by division questions to fully check understanding. Designed to be printed on A4 paper then cut in half so that each test is on A5. Reward chart included (which can also be downloaded separately - see my resources :) )

A grid containing a mix of seemingly random numbers through which the student has to find a path of square numbers from the top to the bottom

A worksheet which explains how to increase and decrease numbers using decimals with questions such as Delete as appropriate To increase/decrease by 40% we multiply by 1.4 And fill in the gaps questions such as To increase by 25% multiply by ________ To decrease by _____ multiply by 0.7

A revision quiz to check understanding on Fractions, Percentages, LCM/HCF and Ratio KS3/GCSE Available as a pack with revision quizzes on algebra and triangles

Practicing drawing factor trees with an example question fully answered

A basic worksheet practicing division by ten, mostly with numbers ending with zero