Year 7 Mathematics

105 questions: 15 each on mm to cm, cm to m, m to km, mL to L and L to mL, then a conversion reference table and 30 mixed questions. Worked examples and checking throughout.

Apothecary-style fractions unit: ordering, same-denominator operations, multiplication, equivalent fractions, unlike-denominator operations and division. One original question per page with retry-until-correct feedback.

Seven original 40-mark practice tests covering fraction vocabulary, ordering, equivalence, all four operations and applied reasoning, with printable layouts and answer keys.

Thirty original applied fraction questions: first identify addition or division from the wording, then use multiples and an LCD or multiplication by the reciprocal to complete the working.

Thirty scaffolded growing patterns: find the y-intercept at input 0, identify the gradient, write y = mx + b, extend the input-output table, then work backwards from an output.

Four original 28-mark HTML practice tests covering number sequences, spatial patterns, and input-output rules.

A separate easy code test and hard code question with independent progress, checking, and reset controls.

Factors, multiples, HCF & LCM, prime & composite numbers, index notation & prime factorisation.

Three printable 40-mark practice versions covering definitions, multiples, powers, factor lists, factor trees, index form, and highest common factor.

LLL factor-pair lesson: 5 guided tree questions followed by 25 independent questions where students list every factor pair and count the factors.

LLL factor-tree lesson: 30 factor-tree questions, with the first 5 guided and the next 25 practising the same smallest-prime split method.

LLL lesson linking repeated multiplication to index form: 25 index-form questions, then 25 factor trees where students list prime factors and write the answer in index form.

LLL lesson where students complete diagonal factor trees, list prime factors, then use those prime factors to find every factor of the number.

Apothecary-style factor lesson: 10 fixed whiteboard questions on even factors and factor pairs, followed by a randomised 50-question drill leading into HCF.

LLL lesson where students identify common prime factors, multiply them for HCF, then complete full diagonal factor-tree HCF questions.

A short pattern lab and 30-question quiz for divisibility by 3 and 5: last digit for 5, digit sum for 3, and careful testing of tempting 3/9 endings.

Sequences, spatial patterns, tables & rules, coordinates & the number plane.

Fractions from the ground up — equivalence, ordering, and all four operations.

A 50-question decimals unit built from the Test 2 concept map: vocabulary, rounding, place value, ordering, operations, order of operations, and money reasoning.

Online Firebase-linked version of the decimals drill with login, live monitoring, and saved student progress.

Integers — ordering, adding & subtracting positive and negative numbers.

A magician's workshop where equations are incantations. Strike each glowing plaque to cast its inverse across the equals sign.

Balance-line equation refresher: cancelling operations, doing the same thing to both sides, one-step equations, and early variables-on-both-sides practice.

Draw a protection box around the expression first, then use opposite operations to reduce the outside to 0 or 1. Foundations with one-step, two-step, and nested equations.

Three timed scaffolded trials covering complementary and supplementary angles, parallel lines, triangles, quadrilaterals, and the exterior angle theorem.

Online Angle Rules build using Firebase Realtime Database for live sessions and teacher monitoring.

~225 questions across 5 sections: definitions of the five Q1 angle words (acute/adjacent/co-interior/complementary/supplementary), then alternate/corresponding/vertically-opposite rules, finishing with a 50-question mixed bag. Designed for the angle-rules test.

Click-to-pick identification practice — angle types (acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex), triangles by largest angle, and triangles by side equality. Three short rounds, foundational vocabulary.

Fifteen find-the-unknown problems on parallel lines crossed by a transversal. First three scaffold the reasoning chain (linear pair, vertically opposite, alternate, corresponding, co-interior); last twelve are drills.

Three full-length practice tests in the same shape as the Year 7 Geometry Test 3 — vocabulary match, classify by type, name angles on a transversal, find a missing angle with reasoning, parallelogram, and three-parallel-lines unknowns. Six questions per test, 40 marks each, fresh numbers and diagrams across three difficulty tiers (Foundations → Reasoning → Mastery).

200-question drill on identifying angle relationships — Vertically Opposite, Corresponding, Alternate Interior, Alternate Exterior, Co-interior. Learn phase (10 per concept) then 150 mixed.

Online 200-question angle-relationship drill with Firebase Realtime Database progress and result sync.

Extension module for advanced triangle geometry — exterior angles, polygons, angle chasing, and formal reasoning. A-grade work.

Learn translation, reflection and rotation: nine mixed visual identification questions, then draw ten translations, ten reflections and ten rotations on interactive grids.

Five original EPW-style investigations on seasonal calendars, monthly weather data, means, data displays, and evidence-based written conclusions. Built as a rich standalone classroom task, with generated charts and scaffolded marking checks.

Mean, median, mode and range practice with a learn phase and 200-question drill for building fluency with data sets.

Five original 40-mark practice tests covering vocabulary, data types, mean/median/mode/range, dot plots, stem-and-leaf plots, comparing classes, and misleading graph critique. Full LLL with login, monitoring, formative assessment, and saved progress.

Guided identification unit for dot plots and stem-and-leaf plots, followed by a 50-question mixed drill on reading and interpreting both displays.

Online Firebase-linked version with login, live monitoring, saved lesson position, and saved 50-question drill progress.

A 100-question dot plot fluency drill: 10 read-the-dots warm-ups, 10 each on mean/mode/range/median, then 50 mixed randomised questions.

A 100-question stem-and-leaf fluency drill in the same shape as the dot plot statistics drill: reading warm-ups, mean, mode, range, median, then 50 mixed randomised questions.

A 20-question drill comparing two stem-and-leaf data sets: five scaffolded mean/median comparison questions, then fifteen independent decisions about which group did better.

A 50-question median unit that teaches even data sets first: 25 questions on the two-middle-values rule, then 25 odd-set questions as the easier comparison.

Three original 35-mark practice tests covering chance vocabulary, impossible events, spinner sample spaces and likelihood statements, theoretical versus experimental probability from frequency tables, and reasoning with three custom dice — with marking, answer keys and printable layout.

Thirty carnival-game questions: read frequency tables, find P(event) as a fraction, simplify, use complements and "or" events, predict with P, and match results to the right spinner.

Twenty original single-step questions: list every possible outcome for spinners, dice, cards and student-life draws, then calculate a basic probability.

Build probabilities using the total group and favourable outcomes, then practise sample spaces, Venn diagrams, tables and trees.

Metric units, perimeter, area of rectangles, triangles & parallelograms, volume & capacity.

Probability — from describing chance to calculating expected outcomes.