Year 7 Mathematics

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

Angle relationships, triangle types, and parallel-line investigations.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Probability — from describing chance to calculating expected outcomes.

Symmetry, reflection, rotation & translation on the Cartesian plane.

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

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