These revision worksheets have been designed to support your preparations in the lead up to exams. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials will help support those striving to achieve the best they can. In this pack you will receive an initial ‘Starter for 10’ that checks students understanding of key topics. In total there are 10 marks available across some key topics. The questions are mainly tests of fluency on a particular area of maths. For each question there is a supplementary set of questions that you can use depending on how well a pupil has performed on the initial questions. At the end of the session there is another ‘Starter for 10’ to check understanding at the end. These worksheets will highlight the needs of pupils in your group or your child at home. They are a must have resource for any classroom. All of the answers have been provided. Topics: Simplifying expressions Long multiplication Translations Simplifying indices Conversion graphs

Here are 10 algebra problems at foundation level for you to use with your classes. They are designed to try and support the new GCSE. The problems are unstructured and their is space for students to work out and write answers. There are three ways you can use the cards/ worksheets and the information is all included in the pack. This is v 1.0. Please let me know if you use them with your classes and let me know what you like and how they might be improved. Enjoy

Appealing in design and meeting the key aims of the new Maths National Curriculum, these questions will test pupils on many aspects of upper KS2 and early KS3 learning stages, encouraging them to utilise a variety of problem solving skills and confirming their understanding of the key principles. Featuring a range of maths problems with varying difficulty levels and also suitable for foundation GCSE students, these questions are designed to be used within any classroom environment, adding fun and interest to an ordinary mathematics lesson, whilst exposing pupils easily to a variety of problem solving skills. Here is a sample of 10 write-on question worksheets. All of the problems have been designed to be used without the need of calculators.

Appealing in design and meeting the key aims of the new Maths National Curriculum, these questions will test pupils on many aspects of upper KS2 and early KS3 learning stages, encouraging them to utilise a variety of problem solving skills and confirming their understanding of the key principles. Featuring a range of maths problems with varying difficulty levels and also suitable for foundation GCSE students, these questions are designed to be used within any classroom environment, adding fun and interest to an ordinary mathematics lesson, whilst exposing pupils easily to a variety of problem solving skills. This book contains a set of 50 write-on question worksheets. As well as the questions, worked solutions have been provided. All of the problems have been designed to be used without the need of calculators. These problem solving questions can be used in a number of ways and can also be laminated for longer-lasting use that a range of students can benefit from.

These revision worksheets have been designed to support your preparations in the lead up to exams. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials will help support those striving to achieve the best they can. In this pack you will receive an initial ‘Starter for 10’ that checks students understanding of key topics. In total there are 10 marks available across some key topics. The questions are mainly tests of fluency on a particular area of maths. For each question there is a supplementary set of questions that you can use depending on how well a pupil has performed on the initial questions. At the end of the session there is another ‘Starter for 10’ to check understanding at the end. These worksheets will highlight the needs of pupils in your group or your child at home. They could be set as homework or could be used during bespoke revision workshops. The sheets build up into a full set; by the end they should have covered all of the key topics at grades D & C. They are a must have resource for any classroom. All of the answers have been provided. Topics covered in this pack are 1. Linear Equations 2. Finding nth term 3. Evaluating indices 4. Rounding (decimal places) 5. Angles (alternate and corresponding)

These revision worksheets have been designed to support your preparations in the lead up to exams. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials will help support those striving to achieve the best they can. In this pack you will receive an initial ‘Starter for 10’ that checks students understanding of key topics. In total there are 10 marks available across some key topics. The questions are mainly tests of fluency on a particular area of maths. For each question there is a supplementary set of questions that you can use depending on how well a pupil has performed on the initial questions. At the end of the session there is another ‘Starter for 10’ to check understanding at the end. These worksheets will highlight the needs of pupils in your group or your child at home. They are a must have resource for any classroom. Topics: Expand and simplify Circumference Ratio Factorise Estimate of mean

These revision worksheets have been designed to support your preparations in the lead up to exams. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials will help support those striving to achieve the best they can. In this pack you will receive an initial ‘Starter for 10’ that checks students understanding of key topics. In total there are 10 marks available across some key topics. The questions are mainly tests of fluency on a particular area of maths. For each question there is a supplementary set of questions that you can use depending on how well a pupil has performed on the initial questions. At the end of the session there is another ‘Starter for 10’ to check understanding at the end. These worksheets will highlight the needs of pupils in your group or your child at home. They are a must have resource for any classroom. All of the answers have been provided. Topics: Percentages without a calculator Area of a compound shape Expand Solving fractional equations Probability in a table

Two more GCSE worksheets here. One on Basic Simplifying of Surds and one on Recurring Decimals. Again these were written for the old modular specs, but you should be able to use them for the new specifications no problems. Hope they are useful.

These revision worksheets have been designed to support your preparations in the lead up to exams. Whether you are a teacher or parent, these materials will help support those striving to achieve the best they can. In this pack you will receive an initial ‘Starter for 10’ that checks students understanding of key topics. In total there are 10 marks available across some key topics. The questions are mainly tests of fluency on a particular area of maths. For each question there is a supplementary set of questions that you can use depending on how well a pupil has performed on the initial questions. At the end of the session there is another ‘Starter for 10’ to check understanding at the end. These worksheets will highlight the needs of pupils in your group or your child at home. They are a must have resource for any classroom. All of the answers have been provided. Topics: Expanding Rounding (SF) Pythagoras' Theorem Reciprocals Straight line graphs

This is a set of 2 extensive worksheets and a series of teacher notes for Order of Operations. This sheet is suitable for teachers both KS3 and GCSE. This worksheet is part of a series of worksheets that have been designed to support teaching for mastery. The sheets - Are pupil friendly - but extensive - Have lots of opportunities for pupils to reason and problem solve - Try and support teachers, teaching for understanding - Provide full answers - Allow teachers to teach for depth - Have procedural and conceptual variation where possible. Worksheet 1 This first worksheet is designed to get pupils starting their thinking about the hierarchy of operations. Worksheet 2 This second worksheet is designed to take pupils on in their thinking about order of operations. The questions get increasingly more difficult (but not ridiculous). The main objective of the early part of this worksheet is to get pupils to realise that they have to do some calculations at the same time in the same step – working from left to right. I hope you find them useful.

Some worksheets for topics in Module 5 here. Compound shapes and vectors. Some clear questions with diagrams. These were written for the old modular AQA system, but still apply to the new specs. Hope you like them.

This is worksheet and set of teacher notes and guidance (and answers) for multiplying index expressions. This sheet is suitable for teachers both KS3 and GCSE. This worksheet is part of a series of worksheets that have been designed to support teaching for mastery. The sheets - Are pupil friendly - but extensive - Have lots of opportunities for pupils to reason and problem solve - Try and support teachers, teaching for understanding - Provide full answers - Allow teachers to teach for depth - Have procedural and conceptual variation where possible

Attached are some fraction wheels I made a couple years ago. Each wheel is identical in size. Photocopy onto different coloured paper/card and get children to see how different fractions can make a whole.