This PowerPoint presentation contains a game of bingo which requires the students to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. The game gives 15 options, 5 of each and the answers are written in the notes not on the slides themselves. 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 PowerPoint presentation contains 2 bingo games, one for converting between mixed number and improper fractions and one for adding and subtracting between the two as well. I have also created a lesson which pairs with this resource well. The lesson covers both converting between mixed number and improper fractions as well as adding and subtracting the two, just as this bingo presentation. Link to the lesson: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12501916

This worksheet consists of 20 questions split into two sections. The first section includes questions which provide the quadratic Nth term rule and asks for the first five terms of the sequence. The second section provides the first five terms and asks can you find the Nth term? Answers are provided within the document. This worksheet is ideal for practice/revision of quadratic Nth term rules, building on the foundational knowledge on linear rules. A worksheet on linear rules can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12463962 If you like this worksheet then I have a booklet which contains 140 questions of the same format as this sheet. Ideal for those revision sessions or for having a solid bank of questions to use as worked examples. Link to the booklet: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12465877

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 worksheet consists of 20 questions split into two sections. The first section includes questions which provide the linear Nth term rule and asks for the first five terms of the sequence. The second section provides the first five terms and asks can you find the Nth term? Answers are provided within the document. This worksheet is ideal for practice/revision of linear Nth term rules, cementing the foundational knowledge required before progressing onto quadratic rules. Hope this can be useful! If you like this worksheet then I have a booklet which contains 140 questions of the same format as this sheet. Ideal for those revision sessions or for having a solid bank of questions to use as worked examples. Link to the booklet: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12465259