Writing algebraic expressions worksheet with answers. Suitable for KS3 and GCSE Foundation students learning to write algebraic expressions of worded questions. The worksheet includes 6 worded problems joined together in a story of a family on a trip to London. The worksheet is in the Word format and can be easily adjusted to the needs of your students.

A PowerPoint explaining how to find coordinates of the midpoint of a line segment and a corresponding worksheet with two questions on finding the midpoint of a line segment. The solutions to the questions are provided on the slides. I’m also providing a PDF version of the slides.

I struggled to find challenging enough word problems on fractions of amounts for my iGCSE students working towards grades 4-5, so I created this worksheet. The worksheet includes 5 word problems on fractions of amounts. One of the problems requires calculating a percentage of an amount. The answers are provided on the separate file.

Worked out questions on rearranging formulae. Grade 4-5. 11 worked out questions.

A PowerPoint on factorising algebraic expressions. Includes 5 slides with examples of factorising algebraic expressions.

Examples of factorising quadratics when a=1. 8 slides.

A PowerPoint with examples of solving algebraic equations: 1-, 2- and 3-step equations, equations with an unknown on both sides, equations whith fractions on one and both sides. 17 slides.

A PowerPoint with worked out questions on rearranging formulae. Grade 4-7 questions including rearranging harder formulae involving factorising and a Grade 6-7 exam style question involving volume of a cone. 20 slides.

A set of slides on solving quadratics by factorising. Includes examples of factorising quadratics when a=1 and the difference of two squares. 8 slides.

13 slides in total to teach over 2-3 lessons. Includes a recap of what factors, multiples and prime numbers are, examples of drawing prime factor trees, writing numbers as products of their prime factors in idex form and finding the HCF and LCM using a Venn Diagram. Includes a harder exam style question and an example of finding the HCF and LCM of three numbers.

The PowerPoint includes examples of worked out solutions for questions on simplifying surds, multiplying and dividing, adding and subtracting with surds, expanding single and double brackets, rationilising the denominator and a slide with a review on factorising the difference of two squares. 20 slides in total. Suitable for students preparing for Grade 7+

A simple ‘Fractions of amounts’ revision worksheet. Includes fraction diagrams, comparing different amounts and a worded problem. I downloaded a free resource from TES, adapted it for my students and added a worded problem.

I found ‘Inequalities Revision Guide’ by Flow Mathematics on TES and used this guide to create the slides.

A PowerPoint with examples of solving simple algebraic equations. 8 slides.