A Bronze/Silver/Gold differentiated sheet focusing on converting between metric units, with some problem solving as an extension.

Simple simplifying ratio worksheet - split into Bronze/Silver/Gold. Suitable for a weak KS3 as a main activity or a stronger class for a short recap/starter activity. Done in the style of MathsBot and MathsBox differentiated questions.

A differentiated resource (Bronze/Silver/Gold) based mostly on money problems related to proportion. e.g. If x amount costs y, then how much will z be?

A short Bronze/Silver/Gold worksheet for KS2/3 (or a weak KS4) based on basic sequences without going as far as the nth term. Extension on finding the next term with square numbers/Fibonacci/triangle numbers.

A few questions to revise a Ratio & Proportion topic, including questions on simplifying ratio, dividing in a ratio, unitary method, recipes and enlargement. Suitable for KS3 or a weak KS4 class.

Semi-differentiated worksheet on the Product Rule for Counting, focusing on numbers of combinations for locks/groupings/set menu meals etc.

A roundup resource to finish a series of lessons on Growth, Decay and Iteration (specifically the AQA syllabus). Lots on compound interest and exponential decay, with questions on iteration notation included.

A worksheet for summarising changing the subject of a formula for a higher-attaining KS3 class or middle-attaining KS4. Differentiated into Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. All questions are to make x the subject.

A Bronze/Silver/Gold worksheet based on finding the gradient of lines, the equation of lines given 2 co-ordinates and a difficult problem-solving extension. Best used towards the end of a linear graphs topic as a recap or round-up.

A simple worksheet to consolidate learning on the basics of using the nth term and rules of sequences. Suitable for KS3 or low-ability KS4. Adaptable for VI.

A worksheet that utilises the desmos graphing software in order to save time when solving equations graphically. The first section gets the students used to plotting graphs on desmos before getting them to solve equations using it.

Students use the lower table to match with the fractions in the upper table. Answers are included. Aimed at lower-attaining KS3.

A textbook-style exercise starting on finding the nth term of linear sequences, then quadratic sequences, with an extension.