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Lots of revision videos and questions

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GCSE Maths Takeaway

GCSE maths revision resources have been sorted by topic and include the new GCSE specification.

Choose items from the menu that you feel you need to work on. Do the questions, use the videos if needed and mark your work. Once you feel you are ready, take the quiz. Aim to get full marks on the quiz questions and make sure you explain each answer (this will mean you are more likely to remember - which is the point of revision!) Have fun!

A special thank you to KESH maths, CorbettMaths and Mrbartonmaths for some of these resources.

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GCSE maths revision resources have been sorted by topic and include the new GCSE specification. Choose items from the menu that you feel you need to work on. Do the questions, use the videos if needed and mark your work. Once you feel you are ready, take the quiz.

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JustMaths - GCSE Maths Tutorials, Revision ans Resources

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Below you will find two versions of the monthly maths calendar :

Novembers "normal" version: - > Monthly Maths - November 2018

Novembers "number skills" version: - > Monthly Maths - November 2018 - Number Skills

The original post containing the sheets for October can be found -> here and the solutions (for October 2018) are available here - >

Solutions for Octobers "normal" version: - > Monthly Maths - October 2018 - Solutions

Solutions for Octobers "number skills" version: - > Monthly Maths - October 2018 - Number Skills - Solutions

I have already uploaded to JustMaths Online!

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Below you will find two versions of the monthly maths calendar : Novembers "normal" version: - > Monthly Maths - November 2018 Novembers "number skills" version

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Exam board content from BBC Bitesize for students in England, Northern Ireland or Wales. Choose the exam specification that matches the one you study.

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NonExamples.com - Something that is not an example of a rule or definition already shown, used for a clearer explanation.

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Home > Revision > Challenge Papers 2018

Challenge Papers 2018
Only attempt these questions if confident with the "A Bit of Everything" papers (Edexcel or AQA)
Each year there seems to be a question or two that appears on Twitter as it is "impossible," such as the infamous "Hannah's sweets."

I believe that the vast majority of GCSE tests are fairly predictable but there will always be a "curveball" or two thrown in. It is impossible to predict exactly which "curveball" will come up, but I have created a paper of 45 of my favourite challenging Higher questions. The Foundation paper has 30 question and includes a few standard questions that my own class need to practice.
Higher Challenge Paper Higher Challenge Paper answers Foundation Challenge Paper Foundation Challenge Paper
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Only attempt these questions if confident with the "A Bit of Everything" papers (Edexcel or AQA) Each year there seems to be a question or two that appears on Twitter as it is "impossible," such as the infamous "Hannah's sweets." I believe that the vast majority of GCSE tests are fairly predictable but there will...

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Just maths - bread and butter practise questions

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Just maths - bread and butter practise questions

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Pick from 1000+ KS2, KS3, GCSE & A Level courses based on exam board specifications. We've condensed the content to what you actually need to know for your exams. Your teacher can also create classes and set homework for any revision topic on the study platform creating the perfect lesson plan.

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Free Homework & Revision for A Level, GCSE, KS3 & KS2

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Pick from 1000+ KS2, KS3, GCSE & A Level courses based on exam board specifications. We've condensed the content to what you actually need to know for your exams. Your teacher can also create classes and set homework for any revision topic on the study platform creating the perfect lesson plan.

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Revision Material that is being uploaded as and when I make them for my year 11's up to their GCSE this year.

There are 8 subtopics on each worksheet. The 'easier' questions start on the inner ring and build up as students reach the outside ring. Aimed at (9-1) Foundation but could be used as fluency revision for higher students also. These print really nicely onto A3! You can find more of these on www.tes.com by @Rimmer_Maths

Just another way of approaching revision of the larger problem solving questions. Students tackle the 5 key skills round the outside of the 'Big Question'. Once students are confident on each of the 5 areas they should be equipped with everything they need to tackle the center problem.

A few posters just aimed at making sure students are fluent in those 'opening page' questions. That confidence starts to build the second they start to confidently get some marks in the bag, and practice makes permanent!

Cut out and build the tetrahedrons and use them during revision sessions or just chuck them around your room and on your shelves for an extra bit of maths! Focused on helping to remember the formulas that have now been taken away for the new 9-1 GCSE.

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Revision Material that is being uploaded as and when I make them for my year 11's up to their GCSE this year. There are 8 subtopics on each worksheet. The 'easier' questions start on the inner ring and build up as students reach the outside ring.

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