Seventeen mixed maths questions on some of the more difficult topics in the CEM style 11 plus maths paper. I use this sheet to assess where a child is with their maths knowledge before 11 plus tuition, and know what topics to focus on!

This PowerPoint and worksheets bundle help learn basic analysis and factorisation of quadratic functions, approach tricky ‘hidden’ worded problems, and solve simultaneous equations.

Fun and engaging long division worksheet (single digit by 2-3 digit, mixed with and without remainders) with problems getting harder as you work through the sheet! Students must solve the long division problems to eliminate possible places Scurvy Sam’s treasure is buried, with the last place left being where the treasure is! Both word and PDF versions included, so sheet can be modified to include more/ less questions, or a different topic.

PowerPoint and fill-in question sheet combo looking at Chinese new year, and some of the traditions involved. Perfect SEN or lower school lesson as presented in an uncomplicated way, with structured and dynamic question sheet to accompany!

A collection of 26 sheets of maths revision questions on every topic your child needs to know for the CEM 11 + exam. Answers are included. These can be used as a revision guide, or a end of topic test on each subject to gauge child’s understanding. Topics covered are: Place value Symmetry Time and timetables Special numbers Organising and comparing information Ratio and proportion 2D shapes, angles and bearings Sequences (number squares) Angles, bearings and 2D shapes: circles, quadrilaterals and polygons Mixed or several step problems Mean, median, mode and range 2D shapes: triangles Fractions Percentages Volume and capacity Factors and multiples Decimal fractions Metric and imperial measures Perimeter and area Function machines Equations and algebra Probability 3D shapes Reading scales Transformations Sequences

This is the first set of questions I use to introduce trickier division problems then those in the times tables. These questions are great for introducing the ‘bus stop’ form of writing division, as well as easing into trickier forms.

An introduction to chemical reactions, looking at what chemical reactions are, how to identify reversible and irreversible reactions, and how to write simple worded reaction equations (reversible and irreversible!) I use this as an introduction to the ‘Chemical and Physical Reactions’ topic in year 7 science. Additional homework sheet spliced with another free resource on TES of identifying reversible and irreversible reactions.

Six mixed addition and subtraction worded problems from the sweetshop! I use this sheet to teach column subtraction where numbers must be regrouped twice for SEN learners.

A lesson on Pythagoras theorem working in 2D and 3D, including a work-along document for the PowerPoint, and multiple practice question sheets for use in the lesson, or for homework.

A bundle of three sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn gradable and non-gradable adjectives in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important adjectives for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning.

A bundle of two sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn past tense (spelling and grammar rules) in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important words, and their use in past tense, for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning. This set covers regular and irregular past tense forms.

GCSE AQA Higher approaching ratios from assumed zero knowledge. Covering numerical and worded problems, this PowerPoint is a clear guided look into analysing ratios.

A bundle of three worksheets, their answers, and a PowerPoint to teach or learn using and spelling plurals in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important plurals and patterns for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning.

An introduction to common, proper and abstract nouns as a cute PowerPoint and work-along sheet duo! Perfect for SEN lessons as highly structured and easy to follow along with minimal writing.

A bundle of three sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn frequency adverbs in English. It goes into detial on using frequency adverbs correctly verbally and grammatically. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important frequency adverbs for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning.

A bundle of three sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn structuring direct and indirect questions, and tag questions in English. This also functions as a ‘getting to know you’ lesson for students and teachers wanting to get to know their class. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important non-standard question types and ways to structure questions for everyday English.

A bundle of five sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn homophones and homonyms (spelling and grammar rules) in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important words, and their use in different contexts, for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning.

A bundle of two sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn comparative and superlative adjectives (spelling and grammar rules) in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important words, and their use in different adjective forms, for everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning.

A bundle of five sheets and a PowerPoint to teach or learn comparative language, with a focus on common similes and metaphors, (spelling and grammar rules) in English. This lesson aligns with level B1 of the CEFR assessment and teaches important words and phrases, and their use in everyday English. the PowerPoint includes a link to virtual flashcards to consolidate learning. This set covers comparative adjective form, recognising and using similes and metaphors, and utilizes spoken and independent games to review and consolidate learning.