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Practicing drawing factor trees with an example question fully answered

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 simple to use worksheet illustrating triangular numbers

Twelve questions on plotting various straight line graphs - axes provided for each question

12 page work book (11 pages plus the cover) Recalling the rules for trig and Pythagoras Standard Pythagoras questions Missing side trig questions Missing angle trig questions How do you know which rule to use? Mixed questions Word questions Exam questions Designed to be printed in A5 using the PDF readers booklet printing feature - pages are in the order they're to be printed in so if you don't have this feature it will work just as well :)

A number line with blank spaces to fill in, showing where negative numbers fit on the line

A worksheet which encourages students to spot multiples of 2 and 5 by circling them. They're then asked to place the numbers into a Venn Diagram which is labelled to show them where to put each number. Feel free to edit to use multiples of different numbers!

A revision quiz to check understanding on various triangle topics including Trig - SOHCAHTOA Pythagoras Sine rule Cosine rule - both forms Available as a set with number and algebra revision quizzes

Solve division problems - all within the regular times tables - and use the table to figure out the missing phrase

Three revision quizzes on the following topics (note: these are the three that are sold separately, the questions aren't different) Triangles Trig - SOHCAHTOA Pythagoras Sine rule Cosine rule - both forms Algebra Collecting like terms Multiplying out single brackets Rearranging equations to solve for x - including equations with fractions Rearranging to change the subject Factorising into single brackets Substitution Algebraic fractions Number Fractions Percentages LCM/HCF Ratio

Rounding the same decimal to 0,1,2 and 3 decimal places. Also, rounding to 1,2,3 and 4 significant figures

A workbook which encourages children to make decisions about what to spend their money on during the week. The idea being that they start with £10 and need to have at least £5 left at the end of the week to go to the cinema. Introduction to budgeting as well as adding/subtracting money.

Homework project for students over the Christmas holidays. The booklet takes them through working out the cost of planning and running their own winter wonderland.

A set of 8 worksheets covering - The clock face, putting numbers in the right places - Telling the time - on the hour - Drawing the time - on the hour - Telling the time - half past - Drawing the time - half past - Telling the time - quarter to/past - Drawing the time - quarter to/past - Questions about days, months, weeks, minutes in an hour etc etc

Six pages covering factors, multiples, square numbers and prime numbers

Drawing circles from a given radius - feel free to edit and change the values

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

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 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 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