Starter Activity 1
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
This page is for the Year 11 students that I teach. If you find something difficult and confusing, if you let me know, I will put some extra help on this page. It is intended to be a dynamic web page so each bit of help will be there for a couple of weeks.
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Starter questions to help you to warm up to the lesson
Practise long multiplication including with decimals
Exam type questions on long multiplication
Exam type questions on various subjects ranging from expanding equations, ratio and midpoints
Exam type questions on y=mx+c
Fractions Revision
This will be really useful revision, especially if you practise it a few times as these questions tend to come up over and again.
This will be really useful revision, especially if you practise it a few times as these questions tend to come up over and again.
This is for you to revise your GCSE Mathematics Foundation exam.
A video calculating midpoints
A video about adding, subtracting and multiplying fractions
A video finding co-ordinates
A video converting decimals and percentages
A video about finding fractions of a shape
A video collecting like terms and simplifying indices
A video finding the HCF and LCM
A video finding the HCF from the product of primes
A video about solving simultaneous equations using graphical methods
A video on solving equations to find the value of the unknown
A video converting metric units
A video on showing inequalities on a number line
A video on solving money problems
Answer to graph question
Revision for the first few pages in Exams
Answers for Revision for the first few pages in Exams
Answers for Revision for the first few pages in Exams
Practise multiples, estimation, percentages and decimals
Assessment on Fractions
Interactive quiz on ratio and proportion type questions
GCSE Revision based on starters.
Revision on Fractions, Factors, Ratio and Simultaneous Equations
Revision on Middle Questions of Foundation Paper
Homework Answers for 3 Foundation Papers
Foundation Papers pages 1-3
Foundation Papers 2 and 3 Revision. You may use a calculator for this.
Addition, subtraction, build a times table grid, Divsion Addition with decimals, subtraction with decimals. The spreadsheet will mark the work for you itself so you get instant feedback.
This video begins by looking at partitioning numbers into Th H T U etc and then moves on to partitioning into standard form. This is then applied to numbers in other bases, in this case, base 2.
Assessment on standard form and indices.
Revision for 2024 Foundation Exam
This video shows you how to use he Cosine Rule when you know the side angle side to find the third side of a triangle.There are three examples included starting with a basic application of values and building up to using bearings and the Cosine Rule to determine the speed of an aircraft.
This video shows you how to use he Cosine Rule when you know the side side side to find a missing angle in a triangle.
A test to find the gaps in working towards Grade 1. This test is out of 127 marks which I figured would make it last two and a half hours. I appreciate that is a long time but the questions are varied and I recommend starting it and then coming back to it later.
A test to find the gaps in working towards Grade 1. This test is out of 127 marks which I figured would make it last two and a half hours. I appreciate that is a long time but the questions are varied and I recommend starting it and then coming back to it later.
Teacher feedback to give students more practice at the mainly one mark questions although there is are a few 2 mark questions thrown in for good measure.
A test to find the gaps in working towards Grade 1. This test is out of 150 marks which I figured would make it last two and a half hours. I appreciate that is a long time but the questions are varied and I recommend starting it and then coming back to it later.
Answers to grade 1 - 2 test C