This resource was found to be most enjoyable by many students as it gave them a realistic idea in the use of data to analyze what happened in a real world event, such as the sinking of the Titanic. Rubric plus answers included.

This is a really great resource for getting students interested about how numbers increase exponentially, with a "futuristic' accent on it, quite appropriately given today's technology. A graphing display calculator is highly recommended !

A number of questions posed on the analysis of data using the measures of 'Central Tendency'.

Great sequences review (Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences).

A really good test for students after they have learnt their exponential and logarithms laws.

A great minor exercise to get students to know how to understand the concept of a graph

Really useful for students to get a feel of the relation between exponents and (basic) logarithms.

A very basic test set on the main concepts covered in geometry, but with an emphasis on angles calculations.

Geometry worksheets specializing in triangles, quadrilaterals and basic shapes. Some parts can be found to be as "fun" since a variation of these do exist as well. Ideally as a refresher of more basic geometry

This is a list of typical geometry terms used by students, and that they must learn in order to familiarize themselves with the terminology used in this part of the Mathematics curriculum.

A worksheet for calculating lines and angles.

A formula sheet consisting of the formulas for Volume and Area of the basic geometrical shapes.

Another worksheet on lines and angles......

An easy to use idea on sharing with students on displaying linear graphs in 'stained glass window' form.

Ideally for Grade 8/9 students who want to review their knowledge of angles used in Geometry.

Review questions set on basic geometry.

A very brief worksheet on lines......