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Students are to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the answers to real-life and problem solving questions using these differentiated worksheets. Please read the preview before purchase

The first (and easiest in my opinion) of the circle theorems Two radii of an isosceles triangle joined by a chord form an isosceles triangle This a worksheet in a variety of formats with key skills questions to test this theorem Please view the preview before purchase

This resource consists of 3 different themes, each with 3 different questions and each differentiated 3 ways. That’s 27 possible puzzles for your students to match! Each puzzle is a set of raw data, frequency table and bar chart to be matched together. Please read the preview before purchasing to see if this lesson is appropriate for you. This lesson is based on the Pearson Key Stage 3 Maths Progress scheme of work but is appropriate the curriculum over.

Reading Venn diagrams worksheet involving two and three circles. Read the preview before purchasing

A worksheet with a variety of skills, reasoning and problem solving questions on writing ratios. Please read preview before purchase

PowerPoint and Slides lesson involving expressing integer ratios as equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages. Please read preview before purchase

PowerPoint and Slides lesson involving sharing amounts in a ratio when given a part of the ratio or the difference with accompanying worksheet. Please read preview before purchase

PowerPoint and Slides lesson involving sharing amounts in a ratio when given a part of the ratio or the difference. Please read preview before purchase

PowerPoint and Slides lesson involving describing polygons as regular, irregular, convex and concave. Please read preview before purchase

Finding rules of sequences is something children learn early on but pattern spotting can be difficult especially for those with additional needs. Answer questions A, look at the colour chart to see which colour it is e.g. Blue. Find all the shapes with an A in them and colour them in blue. Each worksheet pack comes with 3 different difficulties each with a different image to colour. Please read the preview.

Have some seasonal fun by mixing maths with Michael Jackson’s Thriller. Students are to listen to the song and make a note of how many instances there are of each word. Check out the preview before purchase.

In this worksheet, students are to identify and classify different triangles by colouring equilaterals one colour, isosceles another and scalene another.

Reading set notations worksheet involving two and three circles. Read the preview before purchasing

This coloring worksheet is perfect for practicing the use of indices / exponents / powers and coefficients. The four different levels are as follows: Flower – Coefficients and powers are positive integers Sun – Coefficients are positive integers and powers are positive and negative integers Acorn – Coefficients and powers are positive and negative integers (with some fraction and decimal coefficients thrown in). Snowflake – Coefficients and powers are positive and negative fractions and integers. (with some expressions containing multiple variables).

Plotting 4 straight line graphs using a table of values, horizontal line, multiple and negative coefficients of x with the final equation requiring rearrangement or cover up method.

A logic puzzle to help students associate square numbers and roots with area as well as becoming familiar with perfect squares. Imperial and metric versions included.

This activity is all about practicing sharing in a ratio with a bakery theme.