This is a quiz all groups in year 7 onwards should be able to access. The rounds are all Maths based apart from the last round. It's a great end of term activity or just good for a reward while still getting the students to answer Maths questions.

Converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers using diagrams to support.

Simplifying Algebraic fractions by factorising.

Set notation for GCSE worksheet.

This worksheet begins with the circumference and area of a circle and progresses up to the perimeter and area of semi circles and quarter circles.

This is a code breaking task that you can use as a starter activity for confident students and a longer activity for low ability students.

Drawing basic rectangles and compound shapes made from rectangles to scale.

Writing the amount of a shape that is shaded and unshaded.

A simple worksheet to scaffold sharing by a ratio questions for KS3/lower ability KS4 students.

Function machine worksheet extending to simple linear graphs.

A differentiated worksheet on factorising quadratics, set out into four sections emerging, developing, secure and mastered.

Practice of matching the equation of a straight line with graphs, writing the equation of a straight line using graphs and drawing graphs from the equation. Positive and negative gradients.

Solving simple one and two step equations using function machines.

I made these worksheets for my low ability KS3 class and they worked well for them.

Factorising Quadratics without a coefficient of x^2. The worksheet is split three sections increasing slightly in difficulty.

A worksheet to practice the multiplication, division and powers laws of indices.

A code breaker to help find some of the students misconceptions when they are simplifying expressions.

An end of term Easter Maths Quiz for secondary school students. The quiz has 3 Maths rounds and 1 bonus round (with no Maths). A bit of end of term fun for students. The answers are included after each round.

The learning objectives have been set out into half terms and set into four abilities, emerging, developing, secure and mastered.

This is a maths quiz with four rounds, three maths related and one picture round. There should be plenty for an hours lesson.