Volume of cubes and cuboids: Differentiated problem solving questions (Mild to mega spicy) There are 23 questions with solutions attached Mild: 4 easy worded questions Hot: 5 questions that involve converting units Very Spicy: 4 questions for finding missing sides Super Spicy: 6 problem solving worded questions including using volume to find missing side then find SA. Mega spicy: More challenging questions that require good literacy and numeracy skills Cross Curricular : A worded science problem involving converting units of volume.

Maths Learning Grid - Higher Revision Mat (GCSE Y11) A confidence-building revision mat designed for GCSE Higher students, using a grid format to encourage repetition and independent practice. Ideal for Y11 revision lessons, homework, or exam preparations. Includes 36 questions covering high frequency topics: Algebra (completing the square, simultaneous equations, factorising and simplifying) Geometry ( Pythagoras, trigonometry, circle theorems, area of sector) Number ( Standard form, significant figures, error interval, HCF/LCM) Proportion ( Direct proportion) Also included: SOLUTION SHEET **Perfect for: ** OCR P4 and P6 Last minute revision Independent study Homework tasks Cover Lessons

Area Formulae Visual Support Sheet – Parallelogram, Circle, Triangle & Trapezium A clean, visually-led reference sheet designed to help students understand and recall area formulae across four key shape families. Comes in two versions — diagram only and diagram with formula — making it versatile for both teaching and assessment. AREA of Shapes covered: Parallelogram (rectangle, square, and slanted parallelogram) Circle, semicircle, and quarter circle Triangle Trapezium Ideal for: KS3 introduction, KS4 revision, low-stakes retrieval starters, display, cover lessons, and SEND support. Why it works: Perfect for retrieval practice — show the diagram, ask students to recall the formula, then reveal. Red dashed annotations consistently highlight perpendicular height and radius across all shapes, building the conceptual link between measurement and formula Showing the parallelogram as rectangle → square → slant progression helps students see why base × height always works regardless of orientation The semicircle and quarter circle variants extend circle knowledge naturally, with fractions of the full formula clearly shown Compact enough to print as a revision card or stick-in for exercise books **Editable PowerPoint format ** means you can adapt labels, add your school branding, or differentiate for different year groups

Differentiated problem solving for Volume of cubes and cuboid. There are 23 questions with solutions attached Mild: 4 easy worded questions Hot: 5 questions that involve converting units first Very Spicy: 4 questions for finding missing sides Super Spicy: 6 problem solving worded questions including using volume to find missing side then find SA. Mega spicy: More challenging questions that require good literacy and numeracy skills Cross Curricular : A worded science problem involving converting units of volume.