A collection of nice and simple sheets for pupils to use to practice written calculations. Each skill (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) has 3 different difficult levels. I added arrows to show pupils which way to move around the sheet in a desperate attempt to make it different and more interesting. Surprisingly it seemed to work. If you haven’t already check out the bitmoji app to add cool little illustrations onto resources.

Two, one step equations worksheets. The first involves adding and attacking away the second multiplying and dividing.

A Factorising Quadratics worksheet.

A composite function worksheet.

A worksheet on generating sequences. Starts with term to term and moves on to position to term (nth term).

Introduction to functions worksheet. Includes function notation, substitution and solving.

A worksheet on inverse functions.

A worksheet on finding the nth term of a linear sequence.

Solving inequalities worksheet. Starts with a recap on showing inequalities on a number then practice with single, then double inequalities.

A simple worksheet for plotting linear graphs.

A worksheet on y=mx+c. Includes identifying gradient and intercept from the equation, finding the equation from the graph and drawing the graph from the equation.

A worksheet on finding the midpoint between two coordinates.

A worksheet for solving two sided equations.

A worksheet introducing square and triangular numbers. Asks pupils to draw out the patterns before asking questions involving the sequences.

A worksheet where pupils find term to term rules of simple sequences (all arithmetic sequences) and find the next / missing terms.

A worksheet on factorising linear expressions.

A worksheet on finding the distance between two points.

A worksheet designed for AQA entry level 3, component 4 (Money)

A worksheet designed for AQA entry level 3, component 4 (Money) Purchasing power of notes.

A worksheet designed for AQA entry level 3, component 4 (Money)