In this activity students must use the map scale to find the distance between different cities both in kilometres and in miles. They will need ruler and protractor in order to find the bearing of a city from another one. It includes the answers. I hope you find it useful! Please rate this resource so I can improve as I go on!

Complete travel graphs worked example. It includes a review containing all the important facts about travel graphs. The presentation has questions and answers separately so the students can try to do the exercises while you explain them.

Complete alphabet in tracing letters: - Lower case letters. - Capital letters. - Both lower case and capital letters.

This resource contains 10 questions on: Straight line graphs, Travel graphs, Limits of accuracy Standard form, Compound interest, Conversions. Others You can either use it as a test or as a revision worksheet. All answers are included. I hope you find! Please rate so I can improve as I go on! Find more interesting resources at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

This resource contains 10 questions on: Straight line graphs, Travel graphs, Limits of accuracy Standard form, Simple interest, Conversions Sequences, Others. You can either use it as a test or as a revision worksheet. All answers are included. I hope you find! Please rate so I can improve as I go on! Find more interesting resources at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

An original story to be used as a comprehension text firstly but also for reading practice, dictionary work, and role-play. Aimed at students in years 6-8 An interesting piece, with plenty of word-play and accompanied by a variety of exercises to be completed in class, orally as a group or individually. Could also be done as homework. All answers are included. There are other original ideas for the quicker students, and a final extra for the last ten minutes of the lesson. This new text will catch the students’ imagination.

This unit of work explains how to obtain the domain of a function step by step. It includes: - Several worked examples - A table showing how to calculate the domain of a function depending on the type. - 30 mixed exercises to practise. - Answer key. I hope you find it useful. Please rate this resource so I can improve as I go on!

Here is a worksheet that contains: Explanation on how to calculate the side of a square given its area. 17 questions. Answer key. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on!!! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

This resource contains 11 questions on: Straight line graphs, Travel graphs, Limits of accuracy Standard form, Venn diagrams Conversions. Others You can either use it as a test or as a revision worksheet. All answers are included. I hope you find! Please rate so I can improve as I go on! Find more interesting resources at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

Here are some trigonometry word problems. Most of them require you to draw the right-angled triangle and then decide what formula must be applied according to the given information. They are rather challenging to help your students consolidate their basic trigonometry knowledge. It includes the answer key. I hope you find it useful! Please rate so I can improve as I go on!

This document includes five complete probability exercises to help your year 8 students to revise and consolidate their probability basic knowledge. Please rate this resource so I can improve as I go on!

This complete revision includes: Ratio, formulas, equations, basic operations, operations with decimals, word problems and fractions of a quantity. It will be very useful to revise and consolidate important concepts learnt in year 6. The exercises are solved at the end of the document.

Review and Recap exercises: Areas and volumes. Year 9. These exercises are a good practice for your students. They include: -Different exercises to calculate volumes, cross-sections and lengths. -Conversion of cubic and square units. - Prisms, arcs and sectors. -Compound shapes. You will find the answers in the second document.

This worksheet has been designed for your Year 7 students to practice forming and solving one-variable equations. They are given a statement and they must form the equation in terms of x and solve it to find the unknown number. The worksheet contains 26 different equations ; at the end of the document all the equations are solved including the working out.

An original text for reading and comprehension practice. It can be used basically with Year 7 and Year 8. It comes complete with questions on the text plus vocabulary and grammar exercises. Complete answers are given for all the questions, together with ideas of how to use the text further. The text is lively and fast-moving, with a twist at the end, hoping to catch the students’ attention.

This worksheet includes activities such as: - Express the first quantity as a fraction of the second quantity. - Express the first quantity as a percentage of the second. - Word problems about expressing quantities as fractions and percentages of another quantity.

This unit of work covers organising and summarising data. It explains step by step how to do the exercises. It includes: - Revision of mode, mean, median and range. - Frequency tables - Stem and leaf diagrams - Finding the mean of an ungrouped frequency distribution - Finding the mean of a grouped frequency distribution - The median - Exercises - Answers Please, rate this resource so I can improve as I go on!

Power point presentation about "Three cheeky monkeys swinging in a tree" Nursery rhyme. This Nursery rhyme is perfect for introducing Early Years to subtraction.

A comprehensive explanation of nouns, with clear examples, aimed at students aged 11 and upwards. Ideal for English Language teaching and learning. Comes complete with a variety of exercises to practise what has been taught/learnt. It also includes a complete answer sheet.

A comprehensive explanation of correct use of all punctuation marks, including apostrophes, inverted commas, dots and dashes. You’ll never have doubts again!