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This is a starter is used at Key Stage 3 I have included a PDF with 8 questions and then included the same 8 questions as a powerpoint. Prices are relevant to 2020 I use a variety of techniques which should be discussed - what is the price per item? what is the price of the common multiple etc. Don’t forget to emphasise that the items in each pack must be identical for a comparison to be valid. Hope you find this useful. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF consisting of 30 questions on turning points and maxima / minima. 18 questions on finding the co-ordinates of turning points and the nature of the points followed by a number of algebraic applications and concluding with 8 full problems on maximum and minimum values. This is a very thorough worksheet covering everything you will need to teach / learn or revise Stationary points. Answers are included and have been checked and verified. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF consisting of over 60 questions on differentiation. Questions are miscellaneous involving Product, Quotients, and Compound Functions and even some implicit differentiation I originally wrote this worksheet as a revision exercise but eventually incorporated as a starter - 3 questions per lesson. Due to the difficulty of some of the questions I re-wrote the sheet and have put the two together as one making for a huge number of differentiation questions. some are quite demanding but, if students can do these then they can do anything. I have included the standard differentiation fact sheet as a bonus. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF consists of 21 questions on Tangents and Normals and nothing else - I have avoided mixing this exercise with any other topic. The first 8 questions involve only polynomial differentiation and questions 9 - 20 require product rule, quotient rule and chain rule. Q21 even involves Implicit Differentiation ! I have included the free STANDARD DIFFERENTIALS sheet which always proves useful. It is a thorough worksheet and answers are included. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A straight forward PDF consisting of around 25 questions on equivalent fractions and ordering fractions. Questions generally get harder as you progress through the exercise. Aimed at Key Stage 3 and foundation level GCSE I have found this to be everything I need for this subject. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 26 difficult questions aimed solely at grade 8 & 9 students. Each question has been checked to ensure that it will eventually factorise but they do require algebraic manipulation. An excellent resource for differentiation and revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This is a worksheet I often used to use to finish off teaching Quadratic graph work. It is useful - students need to be able to manipulate the algebra, though it is necessary to draw the graphs over and over. Hope someone finds this useful.

This PDF consists of 90 questions which get progressively more difficult, starting from the most basic all the way to quadratic inequations. There are 5 major questions which are: write lists of numbers that satisfy a given inequality, - no answers Solving linear inequations with positive x, Solving inequations with negative x, Solving double inequations, quadratic inequations (positive x squared only). Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is 2 worksheets on graphing inequalities + a couple of starters that can be used as plenaries too. In total there are around 50 questions asked here - aimed at GCSE higher level, students are expected to be able work out the equation of a line and hence use inequalities to describe the area above or below that line. An excellent worksheet which students usually find a little demanding but interesting. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a pdf of over 120 questions on equations with algebraic fractions. Set over 4 main types of questions this worksheet has everything that you need to teach this topic for higher level GCSE or equivalent. There are so many questions on here - plenty to use as examples, classwork and homework and revision. I used to use column one for my examples, classwork from column two and homework from column three etc. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a pdf of 25 questions complied over the years which are similar to previous GCSE questions. An excellent revision source or teaching aid. Hope you find them as useful as I have. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Aimed, primarily at Key Stage 4, this resource covers all you will need in the way of indices questions all the way up to GCSE higher level. Set out as four questions with 26 parts to each - there are 104 questions here! Q1) - 26 questions focusing only the rules of indices using only positive powers. Q2) - 26 questions focusing on positive and fractional indices Q3) - 26 questions focusing on zero and negative powers. Q4) - 26 harder questions including algebraic approaches. It is a very well presented topic over two pages - ideal for classwork / homework / revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work.

This is a revision booklet I created to help some of my weaker students with number work at higher GCSE level There are 50 questions but I hit the questions that they always found difficult - surds, fractional and negative indices, reverse percentages etc. The questions were based on those I have come across from my work as an examiner and are very similar in nature. Answers are not included this time. Hope you find it useful.

This is a great revision resource for higher level students who need more work on Surds This work consists of a PDF with 16 full GCSE style questions particularly aimed at grade 8 and 9 students. There are two versions of the work "write on " and “inksaver” Answers are included of course. Please leave feedback so that we can know if we are offering what you want. - Thank You

A variety of questions set to challenge all pupils on their understanding of recurring decimals. A topic that is much overlooked in modern teaching !!! This pdf consists of 40 questions (with answers) to push home students understanding of recurring decimals and their fractional equivalent. This is a great worksheet for an end of topic task, homework, classwork or revision sheet. I hope you find this useful !! (did you know that the modern Casios have a facility for recurring decimals - its above the squared button). Answers are included We welcome all reviews - thank you.

This is a great challenge aimed at higher level students who need to know how to use all the functions on their calculator. This is a PDF of 2 questions, each with 26 parts, which I set as a challenge to all students sitting higher level GCSE. Although the focus is on the use of a calculator I couldn’t resist including some estimation (throughout Q1) and approximations Q1 and Q2 just to top it off. No student has ever achieved 100% on these questions though I was always really pedantic in marking. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a well structured and thought out worksheet on the Related Rates of Change. A common question at ‘A’ level on all boards and usually under-represented in text books we designed these 12 questions to test our students. Great for an end of topic worksheet, homework or revision sheet these questions cover everything you will need to teach this topic fully. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf consists of 20 questions which I have used in the revision process for more able students. 20 ‘A’ Level standard questions covering the whole topic of Trigonometry. These are difficult questions which should only be attempted in the revision process. Topics covered include: compound angles double angles acos(x) + bsin(x) Identities solving equations most of the questions are in radians These questions are challenging - be careful with them as the could dent the confidence of some pupils. Answers are included