This SDT worksheet contains:- 30 graded questions as well as a bonus challenge ... Answers to all the questions A template for your students to make their own "remember" SDT triangle This worksheet can be utilised as a follow up to your SDT lesson, as a set prep or a 30 mark test. Thanks for feedback TOMMMM - will want to reimburse you your £1 previously spent on this resource ...

Revision sheet relating to mathematics formulae - Years 7 and 8

Construction of Angles and Lines (Revision) How to construct/draw lines: Construct a line segment of a given length Construct an angle Bisect an angle Draw a perpendicular bisector Draw a perpendicular line at a point on a line Draw a perpendicular line from a point above/below the line Draw parallel lines How to construct/draw angles: Constructing when given 3 sides (SSS) Constructing when given 1 side and 2 angles (SAA) Constructing when given 2 sides and 1 angle (SSA) Constructing a 90 degree angle, a side and a hypotenuse The revision sheet is divided into 3 columns viz. INSTRUCTION / METHOD / CONSTRUCTION One question and answer supplied

A quick revision worksheet to accompany your lesson relating to " calculating a percentage of a given amount" Homework and/or test

A simple worksheet - working in pairs or for consolidation / homework using correct equipment.

Note that this is a free resource, but the actual quiz is for sale in "My Shop"

PowerPoint lesson starter

Multiplication - Algebra exercises for revision purposes. Can be used for homework / cover work / 32 mark test

A mixed bag of sums relating to adding and subtracting - some are quite a challenge

How do I find the nth term?

Basically a 5 part worksheet relating to "Order of Operation - 50 questions" Section A: Basic BIDMAS Section B: BIDMAS – Operations with Parentheses Section C: BIDMAS – Operations with Exponents Section D: BIDMAS – More Complex Order of Operations Section E: BIDMAS – Operations with Nested Parentheses Slang terms with the same meaning • BEDMAS - Brackets Exponents Divide Multiply Addition Subtract • BIMDAS - Brackets, Indices, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction • BODMAS - Brackets Order Division Multiply Add Subtract • BOMDAS - Brackets Of Multiplication Division Addition Subtraction • PEDMAS - Parenthesis Exponents Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction • PERMDAS - Parentheses Exponents Roots Multiplication Division Addition Subtraction

This worksheet incorporates the following:- Multiplying out/expanding the brackets Factorising expressions Gathering like-terms Homeschooling, prep or class revision ...

This PowerPoint presentation can be utilised as an individual or group activity. The 5 rounds are graded, starting with a 'warm-up' battery of questions progressing to the more challenging algebra questions at the end. All of the questions are followed by an answer slide. There are 5 sets of x6 questions encompassing:- Gathering 'like terms' / Simplification Expanding of brackets Factorising Solving equations Substitution Negative/positive rules applicable

11 pages include ... Impossible or certain Likely or unlikely Throwing a fair regular dice Alphabet probability Jack of Diamonds is a hard card to find Probability letters Probability test - 25 marks Extra worksheets ...

This PowerPoint presentation incorporates - Working in pairs or individually with your packet of M & M's Bar charts, probability and pie charts included. Links to interesting facts ...

Questions relating to substitution ... Definition and how it works ... Questions "Harry's Greasy Fish 'n Chip Shop" "Superfix Garage" This PowerPoint can be adapted by changing to £ all the USA Dollar signs ...

In Word so that you might adapt accordingly should you so wish ... This worksheet contains tasks whereby you will need to use the correct terminology associated with "Probability" “THROWING A REGULAR / FAIR DICE” “ALPHABET PROBABILITY” “JACK OF DIAMONDS IS A HARD CARD TO FIND” “LETTERS” CALCULATING PROBABILTY TEST /25 INCLUDED

As early as Reception, boys and girls are introduced to mathematics. As they progress in school, they will learn mathematic skills such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and much, much more. While mathematics can be fun and challenging for some boys and girls, it can equally be a very different experience for others. For many boys and girls, working with numbers and mathematical concepts can lead to what is commonly referred to as “mathematics anxiety”, in which they can develop a fear and stress about mathematics. They can feel anxiety about not getting the answers right and not understanding what is being taught. They may feel frustrated and upset about not doing well in mathematics, and may develop a dislike for the subject, making the development of mathematics skills even more difficult as they progress through the year groups. I have given this booklet to parents at parent consultation evenings and have had good feedback. In the booklet I refer much to 'boys' as I teach at an all boys' school. Please substitute in 'boys and girls'. I include a pdf and word document (docx) so that you might make it more user-friendly in your school. Included:- Common causes of anxiety How does it originate? Myths and misconceptions Symptoms and underlying causes of errors It is 'okay to make mistakes' How to deal with mathematics anxiety Mathematics games to play with children (parents) - from an early age Problem-solving strategies You can do mathematics! Negative reaction is not just a reaction to failure

A PowerPoint to complement your lesson relating to Ratio and Proportion Starter of the Day Lesson followed by questions that can also be used as a test/homework - copy and paste to "Word"

If you purchased this quiz in 2015, it has been updated, but might I suggest that should you be looking for the 2016 quiz, it has now been published and is for sale at £3.00 - this includes the free answer booklet and the answer sheet for the teams/individuals. This PowerPoint quiz is loaded with questions that are both challenging and fun for teachers to use at the end of the autumn term. The rules are quite simple for this Christmas Quiz … 1. Divide yourselves into teams and give your team a good “Christmassy” name 2. Your teacher will supply you with some rough paper for notes you may wish to transcribe 3. There is a time limit for you to supply the answer. Your teacher will decide when it is time to move on 4. Remember the “Christmas Spirit” – it’s only a bit of fun so no arguments. Father Christmas, I mean your teacher, is the sole adjudicator should there be a slight problem 5. Your teacher will supply each group with an answer sheet 6. Ask your teacher if you can have this copied onto a memory stick so that you can play it at home with the family … At the conclusion of the quiz there is the opportunity to sing along to the number 1 Christmas hit as voted by many over a good few years - Merry Christmas by Slade with Noddy Holder belting out those now famous opening lines … Enjoy!