Five free IB Maths Analysis and Approaches SL unit practice exams (Number and Algebra, Functions, Geometry and Trigonometry, Statistics and Probability, Calculus) as printable PDFs. Mark schemes included. More free practice with instant feedback: https://ibmathrevision.com/free-practice-exams

A one-page A4 formula sheet for IB Maths Analysis and Approaches SL, written and laid out by us and colour-coded by topic. It marks the formulas students must learn because they are not in the formula booklet. For IB AA SL students in Years 12 and 13 (DP1 and DP2), and for teachers who want a single sheet to stick in exercise books or hand out before mocks. In class: give it out at the start of a unit and ask students to highlight the formulas that unit uses, or use it for a five-minute “which formula?” starter. It also works as a cover-lesson revision sheet. The interactive version (search, filter by topic, tick off what you know) and A3 and black-and-white versions are free at https://ibmathrevision.com/formulas-slaa. Independent resource, not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate.

One A4 page listing the IB Maths AA SL formulas that students need to know but will not find in the formula booklet, each with a short “when to use it” line. For IB AA SL students before mocks and final exams, and for teachers planning retrieval practice. In class: use it for low-stakes recall quizzes (cover the right-hand side and recall the formula), or set it as a one-week learning task before a unit test. The full list with practice questions is free at https://ibmathrevision.com/formulas-to-memorise-slaa. Independent resource, not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate.

A printable tick list of every topic in IB Maths Applications and Interpretation SL, in our own words, with a box to tick next to each point and the syllabus reference beside it. For IB AI SL students tracking their revision, and for teachers who want a quick self-assessment at the end of each unit or before mocks. In class: ask students to RAG-rate each point (red, amber, green) before a revision lesson, then group them by their reds. Repeat after the mock to show progress. The online version links every point to notes and practice: https://ibmathrevision.com/syllabus/ib-maths-ai-sl. Independent resource, not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate.

A one-page knowledge organiser for IB Maths AA HL calculus: key definitions, the main formulas, a worked example, common mistakes and a “you should be able to” list. For IB AA HL students revising calculus, and for teachers who want a summary sheet to give out at the end of the topic. In class: use it as a revision mat, or blank out one section and ask students to fill it in from memory before checking against the sheet. The web version, with links to practice questions on each part, is free at https://ibmathrevision.com/knowledge-organisers/ib-maths-aa-hl-calculus. Independent resource, not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Baccalaureate.