Short and simple worksheet aimed to allow students to: Work out negative gradients from straight lines Work out negative gradients between two points Make the connection between gradients and parallel lines Notice that the steepness of the line is related to the value of the gradient. Solutions included.

More challenging linear sequences questions aimed at Y7 mid-high ability. Includes more basic linear sequence questions, but also working backwards from a rule to find a term and working out whether a value is in a sequence or not. Ten questions suitable for within a lesson, as homework or as an extension task.

16 gradients clues, including negatives, positives, undefined and zero on a variety of scales. Work out the answer then find the next clue that has that answer at the top. Includes answer sheet and solutions. Also includes a letter on each clue that form an anagram to be solved: gradients are cool.

Worksheet for Y7 with three types of questions establishing whether a value is a term in the sequence or not and/or how to work out what number term it is.

A powerpoint of slides that can be randomly generated to test students on squares up to 15 and square roots from 225 down, cubes up to 7 and cube roots from 343 down. It can be easily extended to include more questions. Suitable for all age groups. Also attached is a grid that can be used to record scores and track progress (I print on coloured paper and stick it into the back of books).

A powerpoint of slides that can be randomly generated to test students on squares up to 15 and square roots from 225 down, cubes up to 7 and cube roots from 343 down, and first ten prime no.s. It can be easily extended to include more questions. Suitable for all age groups. Also attached is a grid that can be used to record scores and track progress (I print on coloured paper and stick it into the back of books).

Practice working out gradients of a line where the gradient is a fraction (both positive and negative). Answers included.