One example and four questions to extend work on perpendicular lines. Ideal for high attaining Year Ten or Eleven students. All graphs generated using Desmos: https://www.desmos.com/calculator

A short worksheet to introduce column vector notation. I designed this for my Year 9 Bottom Set class, but it can easily be adapted to tutoring/home learning. There is a brief explanation and worked example on page one, with twelve questions on page 2. Uploaded in PowerPoint format, so it can be edited as needed. All graphs made using Geogebra, notation done using Mathcha.

6 exam-style questions on fractions. Generated using Bard AI and tidied up with Google Docs. Transitions nicely from unit to non-unit fractions.

8 exam-style questions on finding medians and quartiles from frequency tables. I made this for my Year 10 students, though it includes interpolation (GCSE Statistics). Answers are included. These questions were generated using ChatGPT and tidied up using Word.

15 Questions (with answers included) on using prime factors to find if a number is a multiple of another. Ideal as a stretch exercise for Year 7, as a standalone worksheet or dragged and dropped into starter worksheets. Generated with ChatGPT and tidied up with Word.