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 :)

I have put together this booklet of topics for my year 11’s this afternoon. Its a combination of all the topics which have not yet been on paper 1 and 2. I have also calculated all the answers for each question to help my students over the weekend revise.

This Qwizdom has been designed to target the first 10 questions of a Foundation GCSE Paper. It has a macro built in that will randomise the questions. Each topic has 4-9 questions, ranging in difficulty. Topics include; *Index Laws *Expanding brackets *Shape names *Fractions of amounts *Shape properties *solving equations *Squares, cubes and roots *Naming angles *Ratio sharing *Averages *Area and Perimeter *Parts of a circle *BIDMAS *Types of triangle *Making numbers *Fractions to decimals to percentages *Equivalent fractions *Percentage of an amount *Percentage increase and decrease *Substitution *Column vectors *Negative powers *Fractional powers *Rounding to DP, SF and tens hundreds thousands *Ratio as fractions *Midpoints of 2 coordinates *Algebra terminology *Collecting like terms *Multiples *Converting time *Venn diagrams *Probability *Linear tables *Recipes *Reflections *Enlargements *Vertical and horizontal mirror lines *Lines of symmetry *Congruency *Rotations *Rotational symmetry *Forming expressions *Angles *Parallel lines *Probability tables *Angles in triangles *2 way tables *Error intervals *Converting units *Prime numbers In order for it to be different every time, when you open it, view the slides on slide sorter and move them about for about 30 seconds. This will allow the random button to pick a new path every time and stop the same questions popping up.

This uses questions like, whats thwe area if the radius is 3cm? The catchphrase answer is Two Timer

Using specific degrees to identify which angles are acute, obtuse or reflex.

Here i have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1 and 2 marks questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Ordering Decimals Percentages Fractions Rounding Factorising Types of number Multiplication Division Negative Numbers Index laws Error Intervals Ratio Unitary Method Adding and subtracting Fractions Multiply and Divide Fractions Perimeter/Area Nth terms Expand and simplify Factors*

This is a differentiated treasure hunt with answers. The amber path has 2 step and 1 step equations to solve. The green path has equations with brackets in and also with variables on both sides. Answer key is provided.

This animated Powerpoint is a crash course in calculating with Surds. Designed to be a 1 or 2 lesson presentation with differentiated questions per topics. (Red = Easy, Amber = Mid, Green = Advanced) These are graded with the 1-9 -Estimating Roots -Irrational and rational numbers -Multiplying similar Surds -Looking for known roots -Multiplying different Surds -Dividing Surds -Simplifying Surds in the form a √𝑏 -Collect and simplifying -Double brackets -Rationalising the denominator -Fact sheet -GCSE Questions

I made this paper yesterday evening after looking at what had previously come up on P1 and P2. All questions have been created from scratch by myself, not sourced from anywhere else. All answers are provided.

Pythagoras worksheet finding different sides. Extension is to create own. Answers provided.

Here I have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1 and 2 marks questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Area and perimeter Triangles Quadrilaterals Volume Surface Area Vectors Forming expressions Complex volume

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

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

Looking for a revision booklet for your C/D borderline students? This has a list of 70 things students should know It also comes with a booklet of a question for each topic.

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!

Here I have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1 and 2 marks questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Probability lines Simplifying algebra Types of number Solving equations Nth Terms Angles Mixed numbers and improper fractions Substitution Change the subject Inequalities Probability

Here I have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1 and 2 marks questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Time calculations Standard form Forming expressions Set Theory and venn diagrams Converting units Estimating Conversion graphs Similarity and congruence Averages Percentage multipliers Scatter graphs Product of prime factors

Here I have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1 and 2 marks questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Probability tables Fractions of amounts Shape names 3D Properties Reflections Translations Rotations Enlargements

Here I have created revision worksheets for my current Foundation Year 11s. There are a total of 50 worksheets, designed to help students to master the 1,2 and 3 mark questions. I give these out as a weekly homework, and my students have come on leaps and bounds. Them covering these small topics on a weekly basis, allows me to cover the more in depth topics in class. This is set 1-10. Enjoy. Topics covered: Complex Ratio Expanding Double and Triple Brackets Error intervals Interior and Exterior angles of polygons Solving Equations Arithmetics Sequences Quadratic Sequences Recurring Decimals Manipulating Surds Rationalise the Denominator Speed Distance and Time Angles in Parallel Lines Negative Indices Percentage Change Factorsing Quadratics

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