Three different types of rotation questions.

This reflection worksheet includes reflectional symmetry, reflection in a mirror line and reflection in a line given by an equation. It also includes describing a reflection. It is suited to KS4 or higher ability KS3 classes.

These worksheets are designed to help students identify corresponding and alternate angles. They were designed for a lower ability KS3 group. For the first worksheet students should also draw the 'Z' or &'F&';.

Students cut out graphs and match the lines to their equations. These matching cards are small enough to be stuck into their books.

Treasure hunt with simplifying and solving linear equations, a couple of questions extend this to use in solving a problem. Suited to KS3 depending on ability.

Worksheet for lower to mid ability students on lines parallel to an axis. I used plotting the points of the first question as the starter and then after a quick class discussion and similar example let them go at their own pace. By the end of the lesson they were ready for some bingo questions asking them for the equation of various lines.

This is a collection of slides to accompany the worksheet 'Defuse the Bomb- Fraction of a Number 2' which was produced by TES member alutwyche. It allows children to 'defuse the bomb' by clicking on the correct colours of wires in order, if they make a mistake the bomb goes off. I would like to point out that the idea behind this is not mine and to download the worksheet you need to go to https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/search/?q=defuse%20the%20bomb.