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Engage your GCSE students with this magically themed worksheet on solving linear equations! In this immersive resource, learners take on the role of apprentice alchemists, deciphering the correct proportions of enchanted ingredients to create stable and powerful potions. Featuring a mix of equation styles—including brackets, fractions, and proportional reasoning—this worksheet builds problem-solving confidence while keeping the lesson fun and interactive. Perfect for reinforcing core algebraic skills in an engaging way! Includes: Themed introductory story to set the scene A variety of linear equations tailored for different skill levels Thought-provoking challenges to deepen understanding Great for classroom lessons, revision sessions, or independent practice. Can your students master the art of potion-making and impress the legendary alchemist?

Engage your students with this superhero-themed worksheet on powers, roots, and surds! Designed for GCSE Maths, this resource follows Super Surd Man as he trains with the League of Indices, mastering exponent rules before facing the villainous Professor Rootforce, who is causing mathematical chaos across the city. Students will: Simplify powers, roots, and surds in a structured training sequence Rationalize denominators to undo Professor Rootforce’s chaos

Professor Al Gebruhaha has been working away in the lab! Help him simplify the algebra in his suitcase to make more room for a change of clothes! You might have to expand any brackets so he can see what he has got, but make sure to fully factorise any longer expressions to make even more room!

Help Floob calculate how many disease spores he will need to exterminate the entire human race by using your skills in calculating with the four main operations in standard form!

Engage your students with this exciting, mystery-themed maths worksheet! They will practice rounding, estimating, and calculating bounds while solving the case of the stolen crown jewels. Perfect for developing key exam skills and adding a fun, interactive twist to lessons. Ideal for both classroom use and independent study.

A mixed fractions operations worksheet based on pizzas left in a pizza restaurant. Work out the fraction questions to find out how many pizzas the restaurant have after a busy night!

For anyone who is perhaps homeschooled or looking for more guidance on how to work independently and learn effectively at home.

Use your ratio skills to help Mr Lee Go build models of a variety of famous landmarks!

Draw the straight lines marking the direction travelled by the Mars Rover across the surface of Mars in a day. The lines are given to you in equation form. Then mark down the co-ordinates at which the Rover changes direction. Tip: These coordinates will be where lines meet, which also happens to be how you can solve simultaneous equations on a graph!

Help our hero complete the quest for the enchanted sword by interpreting the word problems into linear equations and solving them to move onto the next chapter!

Here is a pack that has fun worksheets and answers for the following topics: Multiples, Factors, Prime Factors and HCF and LCM. Special Delivery! - Use your knowledge of multiples to sort out batch biscuit deliveries Diffuse the Bombs! Use your knowledge of factors to diffuse the bombs before it’s too late. Tend to the garden by completing the prime factor trees Escape the maze by working out the HCF and LCM of number pairs!

Help Mario collect the correct coins by colouring in the multiples and prime numbers with the correct colours!

Pokémon inspired worksheet based on powers and roots for KS3 students. Students need to calculate Pikachu’s strength and energy levels throughout a battle by using powers and square roots on numbers related to attack powers and Berry values.

This fun worksheet requires students to calculate the data needed to be input to a rocket’s computer system in the correct format. They must convert between fractions, decimals and percentages to find the correct format for recording rocket fuel, damage and distance travelled.

This resource requires students to find the nth term of a linear sequence and then use that nth term to calculate the speed of Santa’s sleigh at different stages of journey (using n to represent the number of the houses he has reached). This is designed for KS3 students, so between 11 - 14.

Complete the BODMAS calculations on this worksheet in order to crack the code by matching answers to their corresponding letters. The code reveals the answer to the joke “Why did the mathematician reunite with his nerdy friends from school?”