A set of GCSE exam style questions on Indices and Standard form Questions go from basic index laws up to combinations of negative and fractional indicies. The word document contains the questions. The smart notebook contains written solutions. Video solutions available at http://youtu.be/njpO0f9P6KE More resources available at www.ParkerMaths.com

A worksheet on constructing ASA and SAS triangles. The answers are actual size, so can be printed on transparencies and used by pupils for self marking. For more resources, visit www.ParkerMaths.com

A set of 9 GCSE exam style questions on Similar Shapes. Topics Covered: -- Similar Triangles/Shapes -- Length/Volume Scale Factor Topics NOT covered: -- Area scale factor The word document contains the questions/answers. The smart notebook contains full written solutions. Video solutions available at http://parkermaths.com/link/similar1 Ideas for using this resource: 1. Set the worksheet as a homework/revision task. Pupils can then use the video to check answers and follow along with the method for any questions they are struggling with. 2. Use the worksheet for a 'computer' lesson. Pupils can attempt the question on their own first, using the video solutions if they get stuck. Ideal for cover lessons, where there is no maths specialist available. For more resources, visit www.ParkerMaths.com

A set of GCSE exam style questions on Fractions, Decimals and Percentages. The word document contains the questions. The smart notebook contains written solutions. Video solutions available at http://youtu.be/aHfDqa0AMLs More resources available at www.ParkerMaths.com

All the past paper questions from OCR Core 2, June 2007 - June 2014 sorted by topic for easy access. Some papers have links to video solutions - I am gradually adding them over time. The questions are sorted into the following topics: Trigonometric Equations Integration by Inspection Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences Trapezium Rule Binomial Expansion Factor and Remainder Theorems Logarithms Arcs and Sectors Sine and Cosine Rule If you find any mistakes, please email admin@parkermaths.com and I'll try to correct them.

NOTE: The file contains links to embedded video solutions, so you may need to click 'enable content' on opening, depending on your security settings. All the past paper questions from OCR Mechanics 1, June 2007 - June 2014 sorted by topic for easy access. Some papers have video solutions - I am gradually adding them over time. The questions are sorted into the following topics: Equations Of Motion Velocity-Time Graphs Distance-Time Graphs Vertical Motion Particle on a Slope Friction Connected Particles Combining and Splitting Forces Momentum General Motion in a Straight Line If you find any mistakes, please email admin@parkermaths.com and I'll try to correct them.

This worksheet is designed to introduce the chain rule as a homework task. It is designed as a set of example-problem pairs. Students watch the video and copy the examples (e.g. 1E, 2E, etc.), following each example they should pause the video and attempt the accompanying problem (e.g. 1P, 2P,etc.). The examples cover the formal use of the chain rule, but do not cover the quick method. I recommend following up this activity with the DrFrostMaths activity titled “Y2 Differentiation - The Chain Rule (FL)” which is available in the DrFrostMaths global library. This enables checking for understanding before beginning the topic in lesson. Alternatively, it could be used as a lesson activity.