A simple coloured world map with coordinates. Children can use the map to become familiar with countries, continents, oceans and seas! Also using their coordinates skills. Can be printed A4/A3 depending on use.

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Here you will find 40 different homework sheets designed to be given as a worksheet or a homework. Providing students practice questions for all of the basic topics which they tend to forget if not worked on regularly . These sheets also come with all answers provided, to save time for teachers :) Topics covered: Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Rounding Negative Numbers Fractions of amounts Percentages of amounts Converting a fraction to decimal Types of number Sequences Simplifying fractions Collecting like terms Multiplying terms Expanding a bracket Factors Perimeter Area Naming polygons Parts of a circle Lines of symmetry Angles on a line BIDMAS Function Machines Ratio sharing Angles in parallel lines Enjoy :)

Worksheet with examples, differentiated questions of 10 in each block of red - easy, amber - middle and green - hard with extension section involving worded problems Topic - about collecting like terms to simplify an algebraic expression Answers are included

Here is a complete workbook of Grade 4 topics for GCSE Maths. Answers also included. I created this for my classes this year as they are mixed ability within foundation GCSE. I also made an aiming at grade 2 and aiming at grade 3 workbooks that I will hopefully also upload. They are great for all general work, classwork, homework, revision. To decide on the topics I did some brief analysis of recent papers and what topics came up compared to marks needed for a grade 4. If students are confident on the majority of the topics in this workbook, then they should be able to achieve a grade 4. Note in the top right corner on Page 3 there is a blank space, here I added a QR code to the answers, you could do similar. There are exactly 100 topics covered across: Four Operations Fractions Factors, Multiples and Primes Decimals Percentages Fractions, Decimals & Percentages Rounding Powers and Roots Indices Ratio Algebra Expanding & Factorising Solving Linear Equations Straight Line Graphs Inequalities Angles Angles in Polygons 2D Shapes Perimeter Area 3D Shapes Measure Time Money Compound measure Scale Drawings Transformations Similarity Probability Venn Diagrams Averages & the Range Frequency Tables Scatter Graphs

Hello, Thanks for stopping by, Here at the ‘Maths Teacher Hub’ we have created a bank of GCSE FOUNDATION mathematics homework sheets. (with answers) There are 120 pages full with GCSE exam style questions. Each page grows in difficulty and will create some form of repetitiveness, allowing students to recall “popular” basic skills questions easier. 6 different sets to work through 1-10 = Number 11-20 = Algebra 21-30 = Shape 31- 40 = Probability 41-50 = Angles 51-60 = Data How to use: I recommend giving GCSE students 3 sheets at a time to complete as homework. E.g. Homework number 4, 14 and 24. You select one to take in and mark, then display the answers for the other two sheets on the board so students can peer mark each other’s work. We hope you find use of these :)

This is a list for the pupils of all the topics that they need to cover for the GCSE Maths Extension Syllabus. It has been checked against the latest syllabus from Edexcel and AQA but it may not feel exhaustive for some and maybe feel too long for others. It has though been popular with students to give them an overview of all the different components that they need to learn. This is comprehensive list that is divided into approximate lessons so that pupils should be very familiar with the headings and remember the lessons on each. Each major topic is broken down into again lesson sized titles, such as Trigonometry - Sine Rule, Cosine Rule, Area Rule etc. Pupils have found it extremely helpful to have a neat overview to keep referring too. It comes with RAG (red, amber and green) assessment boxes to help pupils in their self assessment. There is an IGCSE version sold separately on the following link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12018774 ALSO: Please provide a RATING with written feedback Please email outstandingresourceshelp@gmail.com if there are any issues and we will respond within 24 hours  Thank you in advance for your support, purchase and feedback  #mathlessons #math #elementarymath #mathcenters #teachingideas #algebra #teacherslife #teachingkids #kidsmath #mathactivities #mathtutor #homeschoollife #homeschooling #teacherspayteachers #teaching #mathfun #iteachfifth #iteachsixth #iteachmath #teachershare #teachertips #teachers #maths

No ordinary Maths Quiz! This is a fun numerical general knowledge quiz with, of course, some proper head-scratcher maths questions thrown in. There are a mix of easy and difficult questions, many are rounds where you’ll have to do some proper calculations, yet many are based around current affairs and pop-culture where you have a good chance of gaining points if your answer is nearest to the number on the answer sheet. This is suitable for KS3 or KS4 and perfect for the last maths lesson of term. This quiz is not for GCSE revision, it’s just a bit of fun for the end of term or last day, to keep your students happy whilst still relating your last lesson to your subject!

5 Lessons: The Radius: Working out the gradient and length of the radius The Tangent: Working out the equation of a tangent and applying it to solve problems Equation of a Circle: Drawing circles from their equations Solving simultaneous equations graphically. Solving simultaneous equations algebraically.

Use the laws of indices to simplify the expressions and match up the pieces. This puzzle features 30 expressions which when simplified allow the triangular pieces to be matched up into one large hexagon. This jigaw puzzle makes a great lesson starter or settling activity and is equally useful as a group activity requiring students to discuss their understanding of index laws with their peers. The jigsaw puzzle is in PDF format with answer sheet included.

A maths pack based on Euro 2024. Worksheet activities around mental maths, word problems, 5 digit additions, multi-step problems, data handling, calculator work, decimals, fractions, percentages, algebra, perimeter and area. Can be used as a lesson, homework or individualised activity. Aimed primarily at upper KS2 and KS3, but lower KS2 may be able to access with support and content may be a challenge for KS4 pupils also.

Suitable for both Key stage 3 and 4. This worksheet is designed to help pupils revise expanding single brackets. The challenge section features questions involving the expansion of double brackets. The worksheet is fully differentiated (mild, medium spicy, hot and challenge) allowing pupils to work at different levels simultaneously. The worksheet also features a section for pupils to self-assess their understanding and set a target for next lesson. Answers included which can be projected directly onto the smart board.

Two lessons, including worked examples and practise questions. Topics: 1. Solving Equations 2. Substitution into Expressions 3. Simplifying Expressions 4. Expanding Brackets 5. Factorising Expressions

A collection of 5 activities involving square numbers that I’ve accumulated over the years from various sources: a puzzle I saw on Twitter involving recognising square numbers. a harder puzzle using some larger square numbers and a bit of logic. a sequences problem that links to square numbers a mini investigation that could lead to some basic algebraic proof work a trick involving mentally calculating squares of large numbers, plus a proof of why it works Please review if you like it or even if you don’t!

A worksheet with starter, main and extension on the first few index laws, extension asks students to investigate fractional powers. An ideal resource for GCSE students. Hope you find it useful

A sheet with five puzzles. To do each puzzle, students enlarge objects by negative and/or fractional scale factors. Each puzzle gives a letter and they then unscramble the letters to give the word 'MATHS' I made this for a top set year 10 class. They managed it but some did find it difficult. Definitely one for higher classes. Solutions included.

I produced these sheets for some final revision for my Foundation group. They have a range of targets from 1 to 4 so I wanted a mixture of stuff for them - a bit of recall, a bit of applying and a bit of “thinking” questions - the phrase “problem solving” can be a bit off putting for some of them. Let me know what you think.