9 flashcards with words beginning with N to colour. The words are written in dashed print for the children to trace them and practise their writing skills. As an idea you can print them twice and children can cut them up and play pairs. I hope you find it useful! Please rate so I can improve as I go on! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

This WORKSHEET +ANSWERS contains 4 exercises (55 marks) with several parts on differentiation. It includes questions such as: Draw the sketch of a quadratic graph. Find the gradient dy/dx. Find the gradient of the curve at a given point. Find the coordinates of the point given the gradient at that point. Find the turning point or points of a given curve. State whether a turning point is a maximum or a minimum point. Find the coordinates of the points where the graph intersects the x-axis. Find the coordinates of the points where the graph intersects the y-axis. Find more great resources at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/sara-turner-montessori

Here is a worksheet on NUMBER containing 12 questions, (30 marks) and answers. I have used it with my Year 10 students as an initial assessment to the chapter. I think it could also be used as a worksheet or progression test for Year 7, Year 8, Year 9 or Year 10 students. It covers: Multiples and factors. Prime numbers. Square and cube numbers. Naturals, Integers, Rational, Irrational and Real numbers. LCM and HCF Prime factor decomposition. I hope you find it useful. Please rate so I can improve as I go on.

Order of operations B- BRACKETS I- INDICES D- DIVISION M- MULTIPLICATION A- ADDITION S- SUBTRACTION

This summary includes all you need to know about straight line graphs. You will find it useful for students from Year 8 to Year 11. It is very neat to a clear understanding.

This percentages summary explains step by step percentages for KS3. It includes worked and explained examples of: - how to find the percentage mark-up given the buying-in price. - how to find the selling price of an article given the cost and the gain.

Complete travel graphs worked example. It includes a review containing all the important facts about travel graphs. The presentation has questions and answers separately so the students can try to do the exercises while you explain them.

Complete alphabet in tracing letters: - Lower case letters. - Capital letters. - Both lower case and capital letters.

Review and Recap exercises: Areas and volumes. Year 9. These exercises are a good practice for your students. They include: -Different exercises to calculate volumes, cross-sections and lengths. -Conversion of cubic and square units. - Prisms, arcs and sectors. -Compound shapes. You will find the answers in the second document.

This worksheet has a table with 24 quadratic equations whose answers are whole numbers. They are thought to be solved by factorisation. The answers are included in the second document.

Power point presentation about "Three cheeky monkeys swinging in a tree" Nursery rhyme. This Nursery rhyme is perfect for introducing Early Years to subtraction.

Poster of the general equation of a straight line. It summarises all the important facts that your Year 8 students must know about straight line graphs.

This worksheet contains quadratic equations specially designed to be solved by factorisations. The given equations are arranged in different ways so the students have to decide what they have to do with each one. This document also includes the factorisation and the answers.

In this document you will find in capitals and lowercase letters the following girl names: 1 AMELIA 2 OLIVIA 3 EMILY 4 ISLA 5 AVA 6 ELLA 7 JESSICA 8 ISABELLA 9 MIA 10 POPPY 11 SOPHIE 12 SOPHIA 13 LILY 14 GRACE 15 EVIE 16 SCARLETT 17 RUBY 18 CHLOE 19 ISABELLE 20 DAISY 21 FREYA 22 PHOEBE 23 FLORENCE 24 ALICE 25 CHARLOTTE 26 SIENNA 27 MATILDA 28 EVELYN 29 EVA 30 MILLIE 31 SOFIA 32 LUCY 33 ELSIE 34 IMOGEN 35 LAYLA 36 ROSIE 37 MAYA 38 ESME 39 ELIZABETH 40 LOLA 41 WILLOW 42 IVY 43 ERIN 44 HOLLY 45 EMILIA 46 MOLLY 47 ELLIE 48 JASMINE 49 ELIZA 50 LILLY 51 ABIGAIL 52 GEORGIA 53 MAISIE 54 ELEANOR 55 HANNAH 56 HARRIET 57 AMBER 58 BELLA 58 THEA 60 ANNABELLE 60 EMMA 62 AMELIE 63 HARPER 64 GRACIE 65 ROSE 66 SUMMER 67 MARTHA 68 VIOLET 69 PENELOPE 70 ANNA 71 NANCY 72 ZARA 73 MARIA 74 DARCIE 75 MARYAM 76 MEGAN 77 DARCEY 78 LOTTIE 79 MILA 80 HEIDI 81 LEXI 82 LACEY 83 FRANCESCA 84 ROBYN 85 BETHANY 86 JULIA 87 SARA 88 AISHA 89 DARCY 89 ZOE 91 CLARA 92 VICTORIA 93 BEATRICE 94 HOLLIE 95 ARABELLA 96 SARAH 97 MADDISON 98 LEAH 99 KATIE 100 ARIA I hope you find it useful!

Here is a trigonometry summary wich includes the tangent ratio, the cosine ratio and the sine ratio. It will help your KS3 Maths students to learn and understand the basic trigonometry formulas. Hope you find it useful!

Simple straight line graphs exercises for Year7.

These exercises are perfect to revise with your KS3 students: - Circumference of a Circle - Area of a circle. - Radius and diameter given the area or the circumference. You can find the answers at the end of the document. I hope you find it useful!

Simple substitution exercises. One or two substitutions are required on the right-hand side.

Exercises to revise: - Circumference and area of a circle. - Perimeter - Uniform cross-section Volumes. - Density, mass and volume. Hope you find it useful!

Here are some trigonometry word problems. Most of them require you to draw the right-angled triangle and then decide what formula must be applied according to the given information. They are rather challenging to help your students consolidate their basic trigonometry knowledge. It includes the answer key. I hope you find it useful! Please rate so I can improve as I go on!