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This worksheet focuses on compass construction methods, specifically creating angle bisectors and related constructions, to develop problem-solving and reasoning skills for Grade 7 students.
A worksheet focusing on constructing triangles given two angles and the included side (ASA), designed for problem solving and reasoning at GCSE Higher level.
This worksheet focuses on constructing and reasoning with triangles when two sides and the included angle are known. It develops procedural skills and application in problem-solving contexts.
A worksheet focused on constructing triangles when all three sides are given, emphasizing problem solving and reasoning skills for Year 9 students.
A worksheet focusing on the concept of parallel lines, exploring properties, proofs, and applications through problem solving and reasoning questions tailored for GCSE Foundation students.
A worksheet focusing on the concept of midpoints, helping GCSE Foundation students understand and apply midpoint calculations through a variety of problem types.
A worksheet focusing on calculating the magnitude of vectors using |v| = √(x² + y²). This includes procedural practice, reasoning, real-world applications, and challenging extension problems suitable for Grade 6 students.
A worksheet exploring the concept of parallel vectors through practice, reasoning, and real-world application problems. Designed to develop understanding of scalar multiples and vector direction.
A worksheet focusing on the concept of displacement using column vectors, designed for GCSE Foundation students to develop problem-solving and reasoning skills.
A worksheet focusing on the concept of Resultant in vector addition, suitable for Grade 6 students. It includes procedural questions, real-world applications, and challenging extensions.
A worksheet focusing on identifying the single transformation resulting from combining two transformations. Designed for problem solving and reasoning at Grade 6 level.
A worksheet focusing on Two Step problems involving combining transformations for GCSE Foundation students. Includes procedural, contextual, and extension questions to develop problem-solving skills.
This worksheet explores the Rotation Effect in Enlargement with Negative Scale Factors. Students will solve problems involving rotation transformations, interpret rotation effects, and apply concepts to real-world contexts.
This worksheet explores the concept of reduction in geometric enlargement, focusing on fractional scale factors. Students will solve various problems, analyze errors, and apply their understanding to real-world contexts.
A worksheet exploring enlargement with a positive scale factor from a point, focusing on problem solving and reasoning skills for Year 9 students.
A worksheet focused on enlargement from the origin, designed to develop procedural skills and reasoning for Year 9 students.
This worksheet explores notation related to translation using column vectors, focusing on problem solving and reasoning skills. Students will interpret, manipulate, and apply vector notation in various contexts.
This worksheet introduces the concept of translation using column vectors. Students will learn how to perform translations, understand their properties, and apply them to real-world scenarios.
A worksheet exploring the concept of rotation about a point by 180°, including procedural practice and real-world applications for Grade 7 students.
A worksheet focusing on about origin rotation of points and figures for Grade 6 students, including procedural, problem-solving, real-world, and extension questions.
A worksheet focused on the concept of rotation about the origin by 90° anticlockwise, designed for GCSE Foundation students to develop problem solving and reasoning skills in geometric transformations.
A worksheet focused on understanding and applying rotation of points about the origin by 90° clockwise, including problem solving and reasoning tasks suitable for GCSE Foundation students.
A worksheet exploring Swapping & Negating in the context of Reflection across y=-x, designed to develop procedural skills and reasoning.
A worksheet exploring the concept of swapping coordinates during reflection across the line y=x, with questions ranging from procedural practice to real-world applications and extensions.