Generating arithmetic (linear) sequences
Arithmetic sequences are everywhere — from the seating rows in a
Algebra
Algebra is where many students move from “doing calculations” to working with unknowns, patterns and general rules. These worksheets are designed to help students practise one skill at a time before combining ideas in harder GCSE questions. Start with simplifying and solving equations if confidence is low, then move towards factorising, formulae, sequences and graphs.
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Fibonacci sequences
Fibonacci sequences pop up in nature more than you might
Tables of values - easier
Tables of values help us see how a function works
Evaluating functions - easier
Evaluating functions is like using a machine: you feed in
Function machines
Function machines are a fun way to understand how inputs
Two-step equations
Solving two-step equations is a key part of cracking problems
Solving one-step equations
Solving one-step equations is like unlocking a puzzle with a
The discriminant
Ever wondered how you can tell if a quadratic equation
Quadratic formula - decimal solutions
You’ll often see the quadratic formula when trying to
Unknown value grid puzzle
Variables are like mystery boxes in maths — they hide a