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GCSE Maths Revision Worksheets

Here are the Metatutor Foundation & Higher maths revision worksheets. These are really useful tools in your revision, as they allow you to focus on weak areas. Solutions to each maths worksheet are also provided in case you get stuck and need to know how to solve the questions. The worksheets have been written in such a way to replicate real GCSE maths past papers, starting each topic off with easier questions, which become harder as you progress through the worksheet. The search function below allows you to find the specific topic you are looking for. You can also sort by Foundation and Higher or by topic name. Click on the Worksheet or Answers buttons to view the document in PDF form. If you want someone to work through some of these with you in person, book a free taster session . We also have a set of GCSE mini maths exams to test out your knowledge in realistic exam conditions. If you’ve already completed our maths worksheets and want more practice, here are some more excellent websites where you can find further free resources: CorbettMaths , MathsMadeEasy , TES

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Number Worksheets

Here you will find all our GCSE number worksheets for secondary schools.

What can you expect from the number worksheets?

The free number worksheets comprise functional and applied reasoning questions, practice questions, exam style questions and word problems.

These printable maths worksheets are suitable for use as part of GCSE maths revision for all major exam boards including Edexcel, AQA and OCR.

Designed to be used within our step-by-step GCSE maths revision lessons.

Mark scheme and answers included for every free number worksheet.

Probability

Ratio and Proportion

Algebraic expressions

Simplifying expressions

Expanding brackets

Factorising

Solving equations

Rearranging equations

Simultaneous equations

Maths formulas

Interpreting graphs

Types of graphs

Inequalities

Laws of indices

Mathematical proof

Algebraic Fractions

Equations and expressions

Straight Line Graphs

Proof Maths

Circles, sectors and arcs

Angle rules

Angles in polygons

Angles in parallel lines

Triangular prism

Hemisphere shape

Pythagoras theorem

Trigonometry

Circle theorems

Loci And Construction

Transformations

Congruence and similarity

Types of Graphs

Interpreting Graphs

Surface Area

Rounding numbers

Factors, multiples and primes

Negative numbers

Fractions, decimals and percentages

Percentages

Comparing fractions decimals and percentages

Powers and roots

Standard form

Simple interest and compound interest

Types of numbers

Upper and Lower Bounds

Multiplying and Dividing Fractions

Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Comparing Fractions

Describing probability

Probability distribution

How to calculate probability

Combined events probability

Compound measures

Units of measurement

Conversion graphs

Rate of change

Exchange rates and conversion rates

Types of data

Mean, median, mode

Representing data

Frequency table

Cumulative frequency

Types of sampling methods

Percentage profit worksheet

Percent To Decimal Worksheet

BIDMAS worksheet

Place value worksheet

Adding and subtracting negative numbers worksheet

Factors and Multiples worksheet

Reciprocal worksheet

Triangular Numbers worksheet

Types of numbers Worksheet

Cube Numbers Worksheet

Dividing Decimals Worksheet

Multiples Worksheet

Factors worksheet

Prime Numbers Worksheet

Simplifying Fractions Worksheet

Comparing Fractions With Different Denominators Worksheet

Multiplying Decimals Worksheet

Square Numbers Worksheet

Adding fractions Worksheet

Percentages to Fractions Worksheet

Prime Factors Worksheet

Multiplying Negative Numbers Worksheet

Squares Cubes And Roots Worksheet

Percentage Increase And Decrease Worksheet

Standard Form Worksheet

Percentage Worksheet

Negative Numbers Worksheet

Fractions Of Amounts Worksheet

Adding Decimals Worksheet

Simplifying Surds Worksheet

Multiplying And Dividing Decimals Worksheet

Subtracting Fractions Worksheet

Comparing Fractions Decimals And Percentages Worksheet

Decimals Worksheet

Simple And Compound Interest Worksheet

Equivalent Fractions Worksheet

Add And Subtract Fractions Worksheet

Adding And Subtracting Decimals Worksheets

Improper Fractions And Mixed Numbers Worksheet

Dividing Fractions Worksheet

Fraction Worksheet

Multiplying Fractions Worksheets

Multiplying And Dividing Fractions Worksheet

Recurring Decimals To Fractions Worksheet

Significant Figures Worksheet

Highest Common Factor And Lowest Common Multiple Worksheet

Percentage Multiplier Worksheet

Error Intervals Worksheet

Rounding Worksheet

Factor Trees Worksheets

Reverse Percentages Worksheet

Truncation Worksheet

One Number As A Percentage Of Another Worksheet

Rounding To The Nearest 10 100 And 1000 Worksheets

Rounding Decimals Worksheet

Compound Interest Worksheet

Upper And Lower Bounds Worksheet

Percentage Change Worksheet

Ordering Fractions Worksheet

Estimation Worksheets

Mixed Numbers To Improper Fractions Worksheet

Percentage Of An Amount Worksheet

Rational And Irrational Numbers Worksheet

Multiplying And Dividing Standard Form Worksheet

Powers And Roots Worksheet

Surds Worksheet

Converting Fractions To Percentages Worksheet

Fractions Decimals And Percentages Worksheets

Rationalise The Denominator Worksheet

Multiplying And Dividing Surds Worksheet

Adding And Subtracting Surds Worksheet

Converting Decimals To Fractions Worksheet

Simple Interest Worksheet

Subtracting Decimals Worksheet

Converting To And From Standard Form Worksheet

Adding And Subtracting Standard Form Worksheet

How to use the number worksheets.

Students can explore the key number skills such as place value, whole numbers (integers), fractions, decimals and percentages to answer a variety of question types.

Student can practise skills such as addition and its inverse subtraction, timetables and negative numbers before moving onto topics like inequalities, indices and HCF and LCM.

The worksheets contain fluency, applied and exam questions on topics such as squares and square roots, significant figures and recurring decimals that are suitable for Edexcel, AQA and OCR GSCE exam boards.

You can find further GCSE maths resources within these step by step Number lessons.

For any students struggling with Number, our GCSE maths revision programme of online tuition provides the one to one personalised support they need to develop understanding and make rapid progress.

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GCSE Maths Papers

40+ GCSE maths papers for Edexcel, OCR and AQA exam boards.

Diagnostic Questions

Multiple choice questions to assess key GCSE maths skills and highlight misconceptions.

Revision Mats

A series of complete maths revision mats to help students revise the key skills from the six topic areas.

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TES Maths GCSE Revision Collection

Top revision picks to prepare your gcse learners for their upcoming exams.

It seems to me that the GCSE exams come round quicker every year. It feels like only five minutes since last year’s Year 11s walked out of their final exams and now the current cohort are gearing up for that final push.

Revision can be a painful time for all involved. The main problem is having to go over topics and concepts that students either did not like or did not get the first time round. There is a need to try something different, while maintaining focus and hard work at all times.

Once again, the TES Maths community is here to help.

Here is a collection of some of the very best GCSE maths revision resources I have used over the last few years, combined with some brand new materials. There’s a real mix of activities for different settings and skills, but together they should provide enough material to keep your students engaged and on track until the minute they walk into that exam hall.

Happy revising!

Craig Barton, TES Maths adviser

• Top 20 GCSE skills Enable students to identify specific points of focus for their revision with this comprehensive resource, which breaks down 20 of the most frequently-occurring topics into easy, medium and hard questions.
• Quick-fire GCSE revision Learners can use this collection of quick-mark questions to practise key skills and exam technique, especially as these are the types of questions on which they can lose easy marks.
• Going for gold problem-solving Help your students to become more confident at approaching multi-mark, unstructured questions by working through this series of ten lessons, which focus on consolidation and application.
• GCSE maths revision worksheets This detailed set of higher and foundation worksheets, complete with answers, is ideal for assessments, homework, or in-class challenges.
• Grade C revision cards for number , algebra , shape and data In this simple but effective card-based activity, the teacher models the perfect answer to questions on a number of topics in class, leaving pupils to recreate the answer for homework.
• Grade C revision starters Aimed at foundation level, these well-presented starter activities contain 20 slides covering everything from Pythagoras to angle facts and come complete with fully-worked solutions.
• Mega maths presentation With just under 100 sets of questions from a range of GCSE topics including fractions, trigonometry and area, this popular resource is ideal for last-minute revision requests from your pupils.
• Revision races Challenge students to answer as many questions as possible in this differentiated race game, which is bound to get your class buzzing with enthusiasm.
• Revision carousel Encourage pupils to work together when revising key topics with these higher-level carousel activities, containing answers and hints.
• Mr Collins’ GCSE table sheets Engage your learners by pairing them up and getting them to work through a selection of these colourful, information-packed sheets, each containing ten GCSE questions apiece.
• GCSE question prompts For a deeper learning experience, get students to devise questions and mark schemes based on given prompts. Then why not let other students give them a try?
• GCSE homework booklet Covering a wide range of topic areas, this well-structured, ten-week homework programme allows pupils to focus on practising key skills.
• Language of GCSE maths exams Don’t allow maths jargon to get in the way of your pupils understanding exactly what a question is asking them to do. Alleviate the problem with this concise vocabulary list.
• GCSE maths revision cards Whether used in the classroom or at home, this thorough and fully-editable set of 250 revision cards can be used to consolidate learning individually or in groups.
• Maths facts classroom display Reinforce key facts and formulae with these revision posters, which could also be reduced in size and turned into handy revision cards for students.

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Maths Worksheets / GCSE Maths Revision Mats

An effective range of GCSE Maths revision resources; these revision mats cover key topics at foundation and higher tier. At Cazoom we have created four different tiers of revision mat to target specific grades. Revision mats are made up of exam style questions across algebra, number, probability, statistics and geometry, are designed to fit perfectly within a mixed revision session and are extremely time effective. Whether you are looking for a pre exam warm up, homework assignment or revision session activity these revision mats are perfect for students revising in small groups or individually.

Each resource comes with answers meaning your learners can pinpoint topics where further revision is necessary and then head to our page dedicated to 100s of GCSE revision worksheets

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Save/copy MATHSprint(PLUS)5_0.exe to a suitable location on your computer or network and make a desktop short cut if desired.

The first time MATHSprint is run, the user must have write access to the folder in which the .exe file is located (to set up the help file and licence code which should be entered at this point).

MATHSprint creates and saves pdf worksheets as well as worksheet template files and these are stored in the same folder as the .exe file by default. If you wish to store these files elsewhere (e.g. the user's personal area), create a file userpath.txt alongside the .exe file containing the path name of the desired location for saving user files.

• Upgrading a previous version of MATHSprint to V5.0

Download MATHSprint5_0.exe from the link provided with your invoice (you will also need the supplied username and password).

Simply save/copy MATHSprint5_0.exe in the same location as your previous version; the licence code will continue to work. However, you may need to update any short cuts.

If you decide to save/copy MATHSprint5_0.exe to a new location, you will have to re-enter your licence code (see the previous entry).

• What happened to MATHSprint V4.0?

MATHSprint V4.0 was released for the Australian and New Zealand market only.

• Technical Support

If you get the message 'Can't print worksheet; it is locked by another program.', this probably means that the user does not have write access to the folder where MATHSprint is installed.

MATHSprint creates and saves pdf worksheets as well as worksheet template files and these are stored in the same folder as the .exe file by default. If you wish to store these files elsewhere (e.g. the user's personal area), create a file userpath.txt alongside the .exe file containing the path name (e.g. P:) of the desired location for saving user files.

• What's next for MATHSprint ?

You can of course download any future updates for free throughout the validity of your licence.

• Can tutors and parents buy MATHSprint ?

Yes! You are welcome to buy a licence via PayPal.

• Can non-UK schools buy MATHSprint ?

Yes, of course! We publish versions for Australian and New Zealand schools.

For other countries, there will be a significant overlap with your syllabus, but do check which topics are relevant to your course.

Please use the PayPal payment option when ordering.

• How to write a worksheet generator

"The generation of random numbers is too important to be left to chance." (Robert R. Coveyou)

One fundamental problem with most simple maths worksheet generators is that they use random numbers directly to generate the values used in questions, and thus it is quite possible to have the same question occur twice in the same exercise, or even twice in a row. Anyone who has ever set up a spreadsheet to produce randomised worksheets will be familiar with this problem.

A better solution is to shuffle a list of possible values and then use them one by one. This ensures that repetitions are minimised and that there is a fair spread of questions (important if you are testing particular multiplication tables, for instance). Things then get more complicated if we wish to guard against 4x+7x being followed by 7x+4x, etc.

It is also important to generate questions that are not too easy and not too hard, and this cannot simply be left to chance. Sets of candidate numbers must be chosen with care: we want abundant numbers if it's a 'list all the factors' question, but prime denominators for simple addition of fractions without cancelling down.

Another possible pitfall concerns the presentation of questions; lazy programming leads to worksheets with questions like y=1x-4, or even worse, y=0x-4. This mistake is fairly straightforward to fix, but if you intend to generate, say, algebraic fraction problems correctly you will end up writing your own symbolic algebra manipulation code to find common denominators, expand brackets, factorise, cancel down, etc., and then display the result according to the usual conventions of printing mathematics.

Even a basic task such as creating randomised sets of simultaneous equations turns out to be non-trivial; you can't just throw in random coefficients for x and y and hope for the best, while inverse matrices and determinants only get you so far. Indeed, there is a judicious balance required between the coefficients and the values of x and y so that the total on the right of the equality is not unduly large, even after multiplication to equate coefficients (we avoid the likes of 5x + 3y = 61).

Graphics bring another level of complexity. Trigonometrical questions need to be designed so that the diagrams are nearly - but not quite - to scale so that students do not simply measure angles off the diagram rather than using the correct method. Nor do we want a set of identically-oriented diagrams; instead, throw in some rotations and reflections before printing the triangles (but don't rotate or reflect the text labelling them...) and make sure that they still fit on the page.

This starts to give some idea of why a good Maths worksheet generator is hard to develop. Here at Transfinite we have devoted sixteen years to this project; it has proved fascinating in terms of the challenges to be overcome (as hinted at above) and we have gained a huge amount of experience regarding the mathematics of generating mathematical problems and displaying their solutions. I hope you enjoy using MATHSprint, and please feel free to feed back any comments and suggestions.

Tim Price, February 2020

The Story of Transfinite Research

Transfinite Research was founded in 1997 by Dr Tim Price, a former Oxford research scientist and full-time Mathematics teacher with 25 years' experience in the classroom, in response to the lack of high-quality Maths educational software on the market. He began writing programs for his own classes; students were keen to have copies to use at home, and soon word spread to nearby schools.

In Autumn 1997, Transfinite Research launched Maths Connections , a program (sold on floppy disk!) generating random questions on-screen and giving students immediate feedback on their answers. It was received with great enthusiasm by teachers and students alike, as well as attracting critical acclaim in the TES.

Next came MATHSprint in 2004. There seemed to be plenty of websites offering basic randomised worksheets (times tables, fractions, simple algebra) but nothing covering the whole GCSE syllabus, let alone A Level topics. Moreover, the randomisation left a lot to be desired, with annoyances such as repeated questions, poor differentiation (leaping from the ridiculously easy to the far-too-difficult) and clunky presentation. Transfinite Research set out to do things properly, developing code for textbook-quality pdf generation of algebra, diagrams and graphs, as well as researching the metamathematics of question generation (see 'How to write a worksheet generator' above for a brief taster of what is involved).

MATHSprint now runs to over 30,000 lines of code and covers 1700 topic areas for GCSE alone. It is under constant development and expansion in order to keep up with recent specification changes and we welcome feedback from schools regarding further additions and improvements. Our intention is to make life easier for teachers, letting you generate unlimited customised practice questions and solutions on demand, to target with precision the needs of your students.

In recent times it has become increasingly difficult to find practice material where the answers are not easily available on the Internet. MATHSprint has turned out to provide an ideal solution to this problem since it generates new questions - not drawn from a question bank - so that students will not be tempted to take short cuts.

Transfinite Research are currently devoting more coding hours than ever to developing and extending MATHSprint , so expect to see plenty of new topics added over the coming months, especially in our new A Level product, MATHSprintPLUS .

At present, over 10% of UK secondary schools are benefiting from MATHSprint , and we also have customers from as far afield as Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. Furthermore, our 58 free sample worksheets (with answers) on the TES website have had over a million downloads to date. Have a look at the sample worksheets above and download the free demo version to see how quick and easy it is to use.

Why 'Transfinite'?

Georg Cantor developed the theory of Transfinite Numbers in the nineteenth century and proved that the real numbers cannot be put into one-one correspondence with the natural numbers, thereby demonstrating the existence of more than one type of 'infinity'. The name was thus a natural choice when devising software generating an 'unlimited' variety of questions.

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Free Sample - GCSE Maths Homework or Revision Sheets - Grade 4 to 6

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11 November 2018

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