Write on worksheet for low ability students . Structure of sentences to support.

12 questions on completing tables and drawing pie charts. Starts with simple multiplication such as 180 to 360. Then uses scaling to complete more difficult tables: i.e. 45 - 90 - 180 - 360 and then drawing the pie chart. Circle is drawn with radius for support.

8 questions on standard deviation. The first two questions include the table for ease. The last question is a comparison between standard deviation and the mean.

8 questions where pupils can find the scale factor from A to B and then use this to find the missing lengths.

16 questions on writing a ratio as 1:n and n:1. Example question, three levels of difficulty and an extension involving fractions on both sides. Answers provided.

Starter - Comparing pie charts. Activity - Interactive collection of data involving pulse rates. Worksheet - Drawing back to back stem and leaf diagrams and finding the range and median. Extension - comparison using the range and median. Please rate and leave feedback.

This gives students practise of recognising which rule to use for which triangle. Complete with solutions.

A card sort (word document) for horizontal and vertical lines. A worksheet on recognising vertical and horizontal lines from their coordinates. A worksheet on drawing vertical and horizontal lines (using colours).

A flip chart lesson starting from term to term rules, building up to nth term and then working out if a number is in a sequence. RAG questions with answers included. Scaffolded worksheet on finding the nth term. Starting from simple (2n+1) building up to subtraction (3n-6), and then negative terms (-2n+1).

A two page worksheet on drawing a locus around a point and around a line. Extension question involving scale. Suitable for lower ability.

This worksheet contains four levels of difficulty. Bronze - simple rotation about a point Silver - rotation about a coordinate Gold - describing rotations Platinum - a problem solving question involving a sometimes true, always true or never true statement. This level of differentiation really shows off personalised learning in their books.

This topic has been focused on recently in the new GCSE. This worksheet starts with simplifying ratio, onto a visual comparison, then onto writing a ratio as a fraction. Their skills are then tested by converting between fractions and ratios. Questions get challenging and students need to use skills from other areas of mathematics. Please leave feedback so that this resource can be improved.

An A4 sheet with Red, Amber, Green, Extension and Exam question practise. Tests skills from the beginning to change to units, and working backwards.

20 questions starting from simple one step equations, building up to solving equations with unknowns on both sides. Multiple choice questions address misconceptions. Includes one practise question. Sorry I cannot credit the person who created the formatting.

Three differentiated sections on fractional indices. Including an extension task.

GCSE A*, Core 1 A card sort for the transformation of functions, including vector form. A matching activity for transformation and their vectors.

A flip chart showing an introduction and an example (along with extension questions). The worksheet has four practise questions for students to use.

8 questions on finding the area of shapes with sections removed. Includes rectangles, squares and triangles. Solutions are page 2 of the worksheet.

It includes the name, picture, faces, edges and vertices, net and a real life example. The resource is in answer format.

To allow students to see Maths outside of the “classroom” and have some time away from the screen, I’ve created a photo scavenger hunt. Students are to upload their pictures into the downloaded word documents.