This resource contains 30 match-up cards, each displaying a bracket in the form a(bx+c). The solution to the expanded bracket can be found on another card, which will have another bracket ready to be expanded. Once all cards are placed next to the cards, such that the form in the brackets and its expanded form are touching, it will form a complete loop. a values range from 2…20 and b,c values range from 1…15. For smaller numbers and a slightly less challenging task I have a level 1 version which can be found here:https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-12469418 Or why not get both? As a bundle you can buy one and get one for a third of the price! Find the bundle here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/expanding-brackets-match-up-12472311 Fun Tip this game can be played in reverse and as a result factorising becomes the game!

This resource contains 20 sets of double brackets and the expanded form of each in a mixed up order. The job is simple, it’s to match the double bracket with its expanded version. I created this resource during lockdown so it is online teaching friendly. As well as this I have a worksheet of practice questions on expanding double brackets which is completely free which can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12473911

This booklet contains 140 questions, 70 finding the nth term of a givenlinear sequence,70 asking for the first 5 terms of a linear sequence given its nth term rule. This resource is an extension on another resource I made: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12463962 Which is of the exact format as this resource but is a single worksheet. The single sheet version is completely FREE, so please if you would like a trial version first, please follow the above link to download. Then if you like that worksheet this booklet contains 7 more sheets to use! This booklet can be used as a revision tool to work through, practicing linear questions to cement understanding before progressing to quadratic. Also could be solely used as a question bank for examples, class questions or printed off for singular worksheets. The answers to each page can be found at the end of the document. I hope this can help!

This booklet contains 140 questions, 70 finding the nth term of a given quadratic sequence, 70 asking for the first 5 terms of a quadratic sequence given its nth term rule. This resource is an extension on another resource I made: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12465431 Which is of the exact format as this resource but is a single worksheet. The single sheet version is completely FREE, so please if you would like a trial version first, please follow the above link to download. Then if you like that worksheet this booklet contains 7 more sheets to use! This booklet can be used as a revision tool to work through, practicing quadratic questions. Also could be solely used as a question bank for examples, class questions or printed off for singular worksheets. The answers to each page can be found at the end of the document. I hope this can help!

This booklet contains 2000 mental maths questions, involving all four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Difficulty ranges from adding/subtracting two digit numbers only, to then using all operations with 3 digit numbers. Ideal for differentiation. This is a nice quick and easy starter to use to keep on top of those core mathematics skills. Minute maths involves sheets of 20 questions with the idea that students have 60 seconds to answer as many of the 20 as possible, hence Minute Maths. In this booklet there are 10 levels: adding and subtracting 2 and 3 digit numbers, multiplying and dividing timestables of up to 12 and up to 15. There are then combinations of all four operations for 2 digit numbers and timestables up to 12 and then 3 digit numbers and timestables up to 15. Each level has 10 different question sheets and each question sheet has 3 strips of the same questions to help with printing/photocopying. Formatting recomendation: alter the font size of a question sheet on its own, then print that sheet and do not save. Altering the size may shift subsequent question sheets onto seperate pages.