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Straight line graphs or linear graphs: questions for maths lessons. Includes questions on drawing graphs, calculating gradients and working out intercepts. One pdf with questions and a separate pdf with questions and answers. Questions range from medium to hard. A PowerPoint is available with correct answers animated so that each question can be discussed as a class or group: /teaching-resource/resource-12946855 Please contact Cubed Maths if you identify any incorrections. cubed.maths@gmail.com 07949749781 Key words: linear graphs, intersection, gradient, parallel, equation, coordinates, axes, 𝑦=𝑚𝑥+c, 𝑦 axis, 𝑥 axis

One of a series of PowerPoints that use a card sort activity with Wacky Races characters. The aim here is to position characters according to ordinal clues such as “Penelope Pitstop finished four cars ahead of Peter Perfect”. High quality with gifs. Please review if you put the ppt to use.

A spreadsheet to generate the dice outcomes of the seven dice in this popular game. It is useful if dice have gone missing or dice outcomes need to be presented to a group. There are two views: the faces of the dice and the position of the blockers on the board.

Maths activity: mean, median, mode, range. Two Excel workbooks, one with macros and one without. 11 values of dice throws show the relationships between: ordered values, the frequency table, the averages table and bar chart. The first workbook has the capability to randomly generate values or manual input. Macros must be enabled to use the second workbook that produces random values. Based on S4 unit in Improving Learning in Mathematics. Please contact Cubed Maths if you identify any limitations. cubed.maths@gmail.com 079 497 497 81 Key words: mean, median, mode, range, statistics, frequency tables, raw scores, ordering, bar charts, dice, random.

Update October 2024. A macro enabled spreadsheet that provides visible representations of multiples and factors. Use drop-down menus to select integers to show factors and multiples highlighted in 1-100/1-200 number squares. One square shows the multiples of the first integer. Another shows the multiples of the second integer. The third shows the multiples of both. The same is shown for factors. There are 10 sheets: a) FactorsA - factors of all numbers from 2 up to 200. Show visibly why only integers to half-way are required b) Factors B - factors of all numbers from 2 up to 200, colour coded showing prime and square numbers c) F&M - factors & multiples side by side in two 1-200 number grids d) O&E - even & odd numbers shown in a 1-200 number grid e) PF - prime factors of three numbers as tiles f) HCF2 - factors of two integers, showing HCF (three 1-100 grids) b) HCF3 - factors of three integers, showing HCF (seven 1-100 grids) c) LCM2a - multiples of two integers, showing LCM (three 1-100 grids) d) LCM2b - multiples of three integers, showing LCM (seven 1-100 grids) e) LCM3 - multiples of two integers, showing LCM (one 1-1050 grid) Macros must be enabled. The sheets are protected so students/teachers can only type in integers in the correct cells. They can be easily unprotected to make changes. I would welcome any suggestions for improvement.

#Simultaneous equations worksheets: two packs of three sheets. ##Pack 1 - integer answers for x and y## Sheet 1: twelve questions, no scaling: Q1-6 different signs (add), Q7-12 same signs (subtract) Sheet 2: twelve questions: Q1-6 scaling one term Q7-12 scaling both terms Sheet 3: twelve questions: scaling both terms Answer sheets provided ##Pack 2## Same as pack 1 with different questions Please contact Cubed Maths if you identify any limitations. cubed.maths@gmail.com 079 497 497 81 Key words: mean, median, mode, range, statistics, frequency tables, raw scores, ordering, bar charts, dice, random.

#Midpoint worksheets: A 1.1 No graph, no halves, positive & negative gradient A 1.2 No graph, halves, pos & neg grad B 1.3 Graph, first quad, no halves, pos & neg grad B 1.4 Graph, first quad, halves, pos & neg grad C 1.5 Graph, 4 quads, no halves, pos & neg grad C 1.6 Graph, 4 quads, halves, pos & neg grad Answer sheets provided Please contact Cubed Maths if you identify any limitations. cubed.maths@gmail.com 079 497 497 81 Key words: straight line graphs, coordinates, midpoint, positive, negative gradient, quadrants.

CCEA results. 3 years of analysis of GCSE results in Northern Ireland for all subjects: entries A* to A achievement A* to B achievement A* to C achievement differences in female and male achievement. Important for post-primary school and department self evaluation. Subjects include: 35 Music 36 Physical Education 37 Physics 16 Religious Studies 17 Single Award Science 18 Spanish 19 Statistics 20 Technology and Design

CCEA results. 3 years of analysis of GCSE results in Northern Ireland for all subjects: entries A* to A achievement A* to B achievement A* to C achievement differences in female and male achievement. Important for post-primary school and department self evaluation. Subjects include: 15 Engineering and Manufacturing 16 English Language 17 English Literature 18 Food and Nutrition 19 French 20 Further Mathematics 21 Gaeilge 22 Geography 23 German 24 Government and Politics 25 Health and Social Care 26 History 27 Hospitality 28 Irish 29 Journalism 30 Learning for Life and Work 31 Leisure, Travel and Tourism 32 Mathematics 33 Motor Vehicle & Road User Stds 34 Moving Image Arts

CCEA results. 3 years of analysis of GCSE results in Northern Ireland for all subjects: entries A* to A achievement A* to B achievement A* to C achievement differences in female and male achievement. Important for post-primary school and department self evaluation. Subjects include: 1 Agriculture and Land Use 2 Art and Design 3 Biology 4 Bus. & Communication Systems 5 Business Studies 6 Chemistry 7 Child Development 8 Construction 9 Contemporary Crafts 10 Digital Technology Multimedia 11 Digital Technology Programming 12 Drama 13 Economics 14 All subjects

The 2023/24 performance results of all post-primary schools in Northern Ireland. The schools are divided into non-selective and Grammar schools and grouped in 5 areas: Belfast, Western, North Eastern, South Eastern and Southern. Four GCSE performance indicators are shown for the percentage of students attaining: a. 5 or more GCSEs at grades A* to C; b. 5 or more GCSEs at grades A* to C including English and Maths; c. 7 or more GCSEs at grades A* to C; and d. 7 or more GCSEs at grades A* to C including English and Math. Two A Level performance indicators are shown for the percentage of students attaining: a. 3 or more A levels at grades A* to C; and b. 2 or more A Levels at grades A* to E. The schools include:

Bounds: questions for GCSE maths revision. One pdf with questions and answers. Please contact Cubed Maths if you identify any incorrections or have ideas for further papers. cubed.maths@gmail.com 079 497 497 81 Key words: upper bound, lower bound, longest, shortest, maximum, minimum, nearest, significant figures, decimal places, measurement.