Example and answers for the worksheet are provided.

Step by step on how to approach a quality of written communication question on a GCSE Mathematics paper.\n\nThe questions are marked with an asterix (*) and are currently worth around 10% of the GCSE paper.\n\nUsing the PEE method, point evidence explain.

Converting between several metric units. mm,cm,m,km,

An activity which tests the understanding of the 4 operations of fractions. Find the answer and cross off the box, the answer is the last box which is left.

Here it is, This took me all night, Triple brackets recurring decimals 3d coordinates Direct proportion Sine Rule Cosine Rule Area of non right angle triangle Quadratic formula Algebraic fractions Quadratic sequences Graphing inequalities simultaneous equations non linear circle graphs cubic graphs quadratic graphs midpoint of 2 coordinates reverse percentages tangent to a circle iteration pressure trig graphs similar shapes with surface area interior exterior angles circle theorems negative enlargements circles pyramids constructions bearings vectors transformations of graphs standard form compound interest exchange rates forming expressions averages from a table cumulative frequency arcs and sectors histograms density depreciation bounds

Mixed bag revision treasure hunt, the answer that should be left is 53.

Solving Equations Treasure Hunt 1 Step 2 Step solving with brackets

Hi everyone, Check out my latest version of my HIGHER REVISION QUIZ. 250 GCSE based questions for students to work through. With a random macro built in. *Index laws *Expanding brackets *Angles in polygons *Fractions of amounts *Solving equations *Types of number *Ratio *Rounding *Nth term *Circles *Percentage increase and decrease *Substitution *Column vectors *Negative powers *Ratio and proportion *Venn diagrams *Linear tables *Scale factors *Mirror lines *Rotations *Anlges *Angles in parallel lines *Probability tables *Angles in triangles *Two way tables *Error intervals *Fractional powers *Circle theorems *Boxplots *Types of graph *Power of zero *Probability tree diagrams *Quadratic tables *Surds *Trigonometry *Pythagoras *Functions and composite *Roots from a graph *Similar shapes *y=mx+c *Reverse percentages *Area of a trapezium *Midpoint of 2 coordinates *Percentage change repeated change *Bearings *Pie charts *Logic problems *Relative frequency *Inequalities *Types of chart *Frustum *Trig graphs This powerpoint is operational with the QWIZDOM remotes and all answers are programed in ready to go. I would recommend dragging a bunch of questions around when opening the ppt each time as this will help randomise the macro. Hope you like!

147 Graded new Maths GCSE Angles questions. This 86 slide random qwizdom has been designed to help remember the bits and bobs that students seem to forget. It can use used with the qwizdom software, or with wipe boards and pens. Questions are randomised by using a Macro button i have set up. ( I would recommend altering the the order of the slides in slide sorter before you start the presentation, which will ensure the random path is different each time) Topics covered: -Naming angles -Angles on a straight line -Angles around a point -Angles in a triangle -Angles in a quadrilateral -Angles in a parallelogram -Measuring angles with a protractor -Angles in parallel lines -Identifying Alternate, supplementary and corresponding angles -Interior angles of regular polygons -Bearings

This Qwizdom can be used just as a regular plenary quiz. It has 55 slides concentrating on the aspects of Index Laws - Square and Cube Numbers -Square and Cube Roots -Multiplying and Dividing simple indices -With whole numbers as well -Indices with brackets -Negative and fractional Indices

You can use this game to ask questions about shape names, or you can use it to ask how many vertices, or lines of symmetry a shape may have.

Basic Skills worksheet, Can be used as a starter or a plenary. Difficulty level : Easy - Medium The answer students should have remaining is 19 Enjoy.

Solving equations treasure hunt Solving 2 step equations 3 steps with brackets unknowns on both sides brackets on both sides

Finding a percentage of an amount Percentage increase and decrease

Great starter or pleanary about finding the HCF of 2 numbers.

Converting metric units using multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 rules.\n\nGiving the students a sense of size as well as place value.\n\nAnswers are on the powerpoint on the last page.

This treasure hunt is designed to cover most aspects of probability for ks3 and a bit of ks4. Has all the answers provided, Multiplying decimals Fractions Adding to 1.0 And rule Or rule Probability of not selecting something Fractions to decimals Rolling a dice Deck of cards Fractions of amounts Sample space 60 questions, 61 answers The final answer that should be left untouched is 0.8 Enjoy.

Revision Quizes which can be used either with or without the Qwizdom remotes. With this bundle you get the 4 topics of , Shape, Algebra, Number and Graphs Algebra Topics covered: -Simplifying terms -Expand and factorise single brackets -Solving equations -Substitution -Forming expressions -Sequences - Nth terms -Inequalities - satisfying -Inequalities - Number lines -Expanding double brackets Shape Topics covered: -Lines of symmetry -Rotational symmetry -Shape names -Types of triangles -Types of quadrilateral -Congruent and similar shapes -Translating a shape -Describing a translation -Rotate a shape -Describe a rotation -Reflect a shape -Describe a reflection -Enlarge a shape -Find the centre of enlargement -Area and perimeter on squared paper -Area of a Rectangles / Triangles / Parallelograms / Trapeziums -Area of compound shapes -Part of a circle -Circle formula -3D Shapes names -Faces / Vertices / Edges of 3D shapes -Identifying nets -Volume of cuboids and prisms -Unit conversions Number Topics covered: -Integers -Addition and subtraction -BIDMAS -Squares, cubes and roots -Multiply and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 -Multiplication of integers and decimals -Negative numbers -Multiples and factors (HCF and LCM) -Simplifying fractions -Fractions without a calculator -Fractions of amounts -FDP -Rounding the DP and SF -Estimation -Powers -Converting standard form -Division Graph Topics covered: -Coordinates in 4 quadrants -Midpoints of 2 coordinates -Equation of a line -Tables for straight line graphs -Tables for quadratic graphs -Turning points of quadratic graphs -Identifying harder graphs -Distance time graphs -Conversion graphs

This is a list i have put together of the topics that didn't appear on the non calculator paper. I have also put together a mock paper for students to take home and work on. Hope this helps!

I have put together a PLC for my class. It is every topic covered in the New Foundation syllabus. Every thing is graded and sectioned into topics. -Number -Algebra -Graphs -Ratio and Proportion -Shape -Angles -Probability -Data Each section allows the students to RAG rate their ability and highlight any areas of concern.