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For students who need a bit of practice plotting quadratics I created a ‘write on’ worksheet, it covers all that you will need up to about grade 5/6. Aimed at GCSE it can be used at Key Stage 3 as well as 4. 5 questions with grids and scaled axes provided so plotting and curve sketching is made as straight forward as possible, followed by a couple of questions to check students accuracy. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A great worksheet consisting of several questions which ask the student to plot a quadratic and then, by drawing a line on the same grid solve an unrelated quadratic equation. This is level 7+ graphwork and extends students understanding of graphs a little further and requires a little more algebraic manipulation. Answers are included. Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Another topic popular on the new 9 - 1 GCSE papers is the application of algebra to problem solving. Here I present 14 practical questions which will result in the formation of quadratic equations. Answers are provided. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A very useful worksheet for grade 7+ students. This topic has been in every GCSE paper from all boards since the introduction of the 9 - 1 exam. This PDF consists of 26 questions on solving a pair of simultaneous equations - one linear and one quadratic - resulting in a quadratic equation and hence two points of intersection. All questions have been carefully worked out to give integer answers and none of the resulting quadratics are ‘ugly’. I recently added a second set of questions on where a line crosses a circle - focusing on one, two or zero solutions and their interpretation. Answers are included Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A brief worksheet with 20 questions covering the use of the quadratic formula - it is on every GCSE exam ! These questions get progressively more difficult. Answers are provided Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

These PDFs cover everything that you could need on the factorisation of Quadratics. First sheet has almost 100 expressions to be factorised - plenty for examples, classwork and homework. This sheet has been divided into 5 clearly different sections allowing for differentiation. The second sheet starts with some factorisation and then goes into applications of factorisation - plenty to talk about here and give the more able a bit of a challenge. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This Worksheet covers all that you will need on the Difference Of 2 Squares and it’s Applications. I always find that this is an area of Quadratic theory that is underrated so I developed this for those working towards grade 7+ There are over 40 questions which are aimed at GCSE higher level but some will stretch your more able students. Answers are included Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is my worksheet of over 60 questions covering the factorization of quadratic expressions and solving equations. Answers will appear in the Quadratics bundle.

A great worksheet aimed at grade 7 and above covering all that students need to understand about Completing The Square. Over 40 questions on these worksheets. Exam boards are now asking about these applications regularly - it isn’t enough just to be able to complete the square. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A quick set of questions covering the area under a graph and the gradient of a curve - only 6 questions but I find that pupils don’t need a lot of practice with this type of question. Essential for distance - time graphs and velocity - time graphs. 3 Questions on the gradient and 3 Questions on area. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is an extensive set of worksheets covering the calculation of angles from KS3 all the way up to GCSE grade 5/6 There are 6 worksheets and over 80 questions which will cover all your need. Angles 1 15 questions covering angles at a point and angles on a straight line. Angles 2 15 questions covering vertically opposite angles and angles in a triangle, including isosceles and equilateral triangles. Angles 3 15 questions covering angles in parallel lines. Angles 4 15 questions covering angles in a quadrilateral, including Trapezia and parallelograms. Angles 5 16 questions combining all the theorems covered in the first 4 worksheets. Angles 6 12 questions covering angles in a polygon. Answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet was designed to give year 7 pupils practice with a Protractor. A simple worksheet which I always found very useful.

A simple lesson starter that appeared one year on a foundation level GCSE paper. You are provided with 8 diagrams in three formats - Powerpoint presentation, large display format or a handout and the pupils simply have to workout the volume of the arrangement.

10 block diagrams to draw plan and elevations of: First document shows the diagrams in colour and large scale so they can be projected to the class. Second document shows the same 10 diagrams in black and white and on one page for use as a handout.

This is a PDF with a total of 30 questions on all types of prisms. 26 different prisms to calculate the volume of - I have included all the basic shapes and compound shapes too. The last few questions is about the relationship between volume and capacity and the weight of water. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A small worksheet covering the maths involved in creating a cone from a sector. For students working for grade 7 and above this is a small worksheet (only 4 questions) but necessary. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.