This is set of loop cards which contain a number of compound shapes and their areas. There are a mixture of shapes in this activity, as well as the usual rectangular composite figures there are also hexagons and kites. This is a fantastic group/pair activity which gets pupils moving and interacting with other students in the class and an refreshing alternative to textbook work which pupils will enjoy.

A useful set of exam questions on percentages which are ideal for maths revision. They could be used as a resource in class or given to students for homework/revision material. There are strong cross-curricular links with literacy as many of the questions are worded. This resource is suitable for both GCSE and KS3 students and covers percentage change (increase/decrease), working out the percentage of an amount and also links in with simplifying ratios and converting between percentages and decimals.

A worksheet on linear equations which goes beyond the basic content of solving linear equations. This worksheet stretches more able maths students who have mastered the basic content and need a challenge. Students are able to appreciate content in a wider, richer manner. This is an excellent opportunity to differentiate and cater for brighter students.

A short set of exam questions on negative numbers for secondary school maths pupils. Others topics covered are reading information from a table, problem solving and sequences. This resource could be used as a summative test for pupils, exam practice or as a starter/plenary exercise.

An excellent worksheet, particularly for KS3 pupils, which contains a set of linear graphs (with positive and negative gradients) which students must find the equation of. This resource is excellent for pair and group work.

A comprehensive bank of questions covering GCSE Foundation Maths number topics. Topics included in this resource include: mental arithmetic, place value, writing and ordering whole numbers, addition/subtraction, multiplication/division, negative numbers and factors, multiples and primes. These questions could be used as starters, plenaries or for a revision lesson.

A bank of exam questions for KS3/GCSE Foundation Maths students on the topics of powers, factors, primes and multiples. Other topics touched on by this resource include properties of number, fractions and finding the nth term of a sequence. These could be set as homework or worked through by pupils in a lesson. I also used these questions as starters in lessons to give pupils of examples of exam questions of the topic being covered in the leson or to recap content from a previous lesson.

A set of exam questions for KS3/GCSE foundation exam questions on fractions for pupils, to be used either as a revision resource or for a test in class. Other topics included are decimals, mixed numbers and estimation.

This resource is a powerpoint containing 23 GCSE Maths Foundation revision questions covering Number, Algebra, Shape/Space and handling data. For convenience, the questions are separated by subject area. It is an excellent and comprehensive resource which is ideal material for a revision session. After each slide of questions is the answers to those questions to allow for easy marking/checking.

This powerpoint contains a set of exam questions for every single topic in the shape section of the GCSE Maths Higher course. Perfect for revision and as a bank of question to use in planning lessons. Topics covered by the resource include: Area and Circumference of Circle, Circle Theorems, Area and Perimeter of 2-D Shapes, Constructions, Trigonometry, Pythagoras' Theorem, Angles (Straight and Parallel Lines), Polygons, Transformations, 3-D Shapes and 3-D Pythagoras.

This powerpoint contains is a mammoth resource of exam questions for every topic in the Algebra strand of the GCSE Higher Maths. Ideal for revision sessions or as a bank of questions to turn to when planning lessons. Topics included are: Expanding Brackets, Collecting Like Terms, Simplifying and Writing Expressions, Solving Linear and Quadratic Equations, Factorising (Linear and Quadratic), Simultaneous Equations (Normal and Graphical), Sequences, Nth Term, Substitution, Formulae, Graphs, Quadratic Formula, Trial and Improvement, Inequalities, Algebraic Fractions, Laws of Indices, Straight Line Graphs.

A great resource for revision and planning lessons, this powerpoint contains a set of exam questions on every topic in the number section of GCSE Maths Higher Course. Topics included are: Decimals, Bidmas, Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying and Dividing Fractions, Direct and Indirect Proportion, Factor Trees, Factors, Multiples and Primes, Negative Numbers, HCF and LCM, Ratios, Perecntages, Rounding and Estimation, Calculator Skills and Standard Form.

A Powerpoint of a set of KS3 number revision questions which is an excellent revision resource for pupils. These could be used in a revision session or as a starter activity. Topics covered are: times tables, place value, ordering numbers, addition/subtraction, multiplication/division, rounding, negative numbers and factors, multiples and primes.

An extension activity for more able pupils on fractions, decimals and percentages which is an excellent opportunity to stretch brighter pupils. Other topics in this resource are recurring decimals, converting between fractions, decimals and percentages and multiplying by decimals.

An extremely useful glossary of all the words used in exam questions for secondary school maths students. Examples of words included in the glossary are calculate, solve, prove, expand, simplify etc. Students are provided a list of the terms and a definition alongside them, often including an example question. This is an excellent revision aid for students to keep for their own reference.

A useful set of exam questions for secondary school maths students. All of the questions in this resource are non-calculator, apart from the first three. Topics included in this resource are estimating calculations, using a calculator, substitution, conversion (money) and multiplication/division. This could be used as a worksheet in class or pupils could revise with this at home. Another use could be as a plenary or starter activity to recap/consolidate knowledge of a topic.

A worksheet of extension questions for pupils on a variety of topics including percentage increase/decrease, working out the percentage of an amount, compound interest and converting between fractions and percentages. These would be an excellent resource for a test or simply to test more able students.

A resource which is an extension activity on the topic of factors, multiples and primes which is designed to stretch more gifted students. This worksheet in particular aims to test pupils reasoning abilities and explain their responses coherently.

A Powerpoint containing a huge bank of exam questions for every topic in GCSE Maths Higher Handling Data. These are an excellent revision 'go-to' resource which I have used many times with my class. It has also been helpful in individual lessons when I have struggled to find questions for pupils to complete. Topics covered by this resource include: Mean, Median, Mode and Range, Mean from Tables and Grouped Tables, Tree Diagrams, Sampling, Drawing and Reading Bar Charts, Drawing and Reading Pie Charts, Scatter Graphs, Histograms, Basic Probability, Listing Outcomes, Cumulative Frequency, Box and Whisker Plots, Relative Frequency and Stem and Leaf Diagrams.

This resource contains a Powerpoint and worksheet which teaches KS3 and GCSE foundation students how to translate 2-D shapes. Pupils are introduced to definitions, worked examples and there are plenty of questions for pupils to attempt themselves. Also incorporated within the powerpoint and worksheet are discussion activities and opportunities for pupils to see real life applications of Maths.