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Very structured worksheet on using the Sine ratio within Trigonometry. Section A: Understanding S = o/h (and substituting values) Section B: Finding the opposite Section C: Finding the hypotenuse Section D: Mixture Answers for B, C and D included

3 x 8 questions on solving linear simultaneous equations by elimination. Answers are provided and contain a mixture of integers, both positive and negative, and fractional answers. Section 1: subtraction Section 2: addition Section 3: a mixture Please note… multiplication is not required

This gives students practise of recognising which rule to use for which triangle. Complete with solutions.

Write on worksheet for low ability students . Structure of sentences to support.

AQA syllabus, using the 2020 - 2021 preliminary material. 6 exam questions, based on previous exam styles. Worked solutions included.

A lesson on plotting Sine and Cosine, and transforming the curve. Worksheets and answers provided, alongside a Desmos interactive demonstration.

10 GCSE Maths questions taken from past papers and made into an A5 (8 page) booklet. They have prompts for weaker students and show the breakdown of the marks, as in what information is needed to get the mark. Full worked solutions are included too.

Primary/Secondary and Discrete/Continuous data to be put into a Venn diagram.

To allow students to see Maths outside of the “classroom” and have some time away from the screen, I’ve created a photo scavenger hunt. Students are to upload their pictures into the downloaded word documents.

Differentiated worksheet on factorising quadratics. Red -positive terms only Amber - negative terms Green - Coefficients of x Extension - using the quadratic formula

This worksheet is broken down into four levels of difficulty: Red, Amber Green Extension It also includes a problem solving section. Answers are also provided.

Red, Amber, Green, Extension and problem solving sections for factorising a single bracket. Answers provided.

An A4 sheet with Red, Amber, Green, Extension and Exam question practise. Tests skills from the beginning to change to units, and working backwards.

A differentiated (RAGE) worksheet on drawing pie charts. Questions range from a simple multiply the frequency by two, to interpreting the angle and an excellent comprehension question from a GCSE exam paper.

Excellent for KS3 or low attaining students, based on functional skills of planning a party. Students have to stay within a budget whilst meeting the criteria. Great for group working and presentation skills too.

30 questions, testing students knowledge on angles on a straight line, angles around a point, angles in parallel lines and interior/exterior angles. Suitable for a higher ability group.

6 questions, increasing in difficulty for best buy questions. Involves changing units. Answers are included. Includes word documents and PDF format.

Interview lesson on rules of indices, fractional and negative indices (through discovery). The worksheet is differentiated into four different levels, with 8 sections of challenge. Answers are provided.

6 equations for quadratic graphs. Each question involves the following: generating coordinates plotting the graph finding the coordinates of the turning point, finding the coordinates of the y intercept finding the equation of the line of symmetry finding the solution to f(x) = 0 It is scaffolded at the beginning, the final graph is a negative quadratic.

This worksheet contains four levels of difficulty. Bronze - simple rotation about a point Silver - rotation about a coordinate Gold - describing rotations Platinum - a problem solving question involving a sometimes true, always true or never true statement. This level of differentiation really shows off personalised learning in their books.