A scatter graphs GCSE worksheet in which students are required to plot missing points, describe the correlation and the practical interpretations, and then draw a line of best fit. Can be extended if you pose questions on using the line of best fit to estimate one variable given a value for the other.

A KS3 worksheet with instructions and to record findings from a practical investigation, which explores making squash in different ratios. I found the simplest way was to buy some transparent, plastic cups, and mark a 1cm scale up the side, rather than mess around with measuring jugs/cylinders.

One page of scientific formulae and on page of questions that require substitution and rearrangement of the formulae to find the answer.

A worksheet of questions requiring the cosine rule with a map of Westeros from Game of Thrones. I did worry about it only appealing to Game of Thrones fans but it engaged everyone.

A sheet with data about permanently excluded pupils in the UK. Asks pupils to decide how best to represent this data and then answer questions about trends and possible reasons why. Can be used in conjunction with Excel or Autograph for an ICT based lesson.

In the first part, pupils are required to create pie charts in Excel given the frequency table. Then the second worksheet requires them to measure angles on a pie chart and create the frequency table.

A worksheet that explores area and volume ratios given the side length ratio of two cubes.

Tarsia file that's ready to print onto card to make a follow me type activity. Works well if pupils work in pairs to match up the equivalent ratios.

Simply pair up the question with the answer in this 'follow me' activity.