Transformations                           Back to Top

1. Reflection Golf
   Can you use your knowledge of reflections to get the shapes into the holes?
   
2. Rotation Golf
   Now can you use your knowledge of rotations to get the shapes into the holes?
   
3. Enlargement Golf
   Finally, can you use your knowledge of enlargements to get the shapes into the holes?
   
4. Vector Man
   Can you use translations to put poor Vector Man back together again?

5. Which Transformation?
   Three mystery transformations have take place. Can you figure out what they are?
   
6. Transformation Challenge!
   Are you ready for the ultimate challenge in transformations? There's only one way to prove it!
   
7. Vector Challenge!
   Vectors a and b have been used in some way to create 6 new vectors. Your job is to find out how!
   
8. Transfomring Matrices
   Let's investigate what happens when we transforming shapes by 2x2 matrices
   

Shapes                           Back to Top

1. Line Symmetry in Rectangles
   How many lines of symmetry does a rectangle have?
   
2. Line Symmetry in Quadrilaterals
   Use this activity to investigate the number of lines of symmetry in different quadrilaterals
   

Angles                           Back to Top

1. How Big is the Angle?
   Are you an Angle Estimating Genius? Now is your chance to prove it!
   
2. Make the Angle
   Given three Target Angles, can you make them? How far off were you?
   
3. Angle Facts
   A chance to investigate all the angle facts you could ever want to know, all on one lovely page
   

Circle Theorems                           Back to Top

1. Angle at the Centre
   Here we take a look at this first of the circle theorems
   
2. Angles in the Same Segment
   Now we turn our attention to angles in the same segment
   
3. Cyclic Quadrilateral
   What is the relationship between angles in a cyclic quadrilateral?
   
4. Tangents
   Here we investigate two interesting features about tangents and circles
   
5. Alternate Segment
   Finally, it is the turn of the most difficult circle theorem
   
6. Circle Through 3 Points
   Here we investigate how it is possible to draw a circle through any three points
   

Trigonometry                           Back to Top

1. Practice Finding Sides
   Use this activity to practice finding the length of sides using sin, cos and tan
   
2. Practice Finding Angles
   Use this activity to practice finding the sizes of angles of sides using sin, cos and tan
   
3. Pythagoras
   Use this activity to practice finding the length of the missing side using Pythagoras Theorem
   

Pythagoras in 3D                           Back to Top

1. Pythagoras in 3D - 1
   What information do we need to work out the length of the diagonal line?
   
2. Pythagoras in 3D - 2
   Does this extra line help at all?
   
3. Pythagoras in 3D - 3
   Now, how about working out the length of this diagonal line?
   
4. Pythagoras in 3D - 4
   The toughest challenge yet - can you work out the length of this diagonal line?
   

Constructions                           Back to Top

1. Perpendicular Bisector
   Why does the construction of the perpendicular bisector work?
   
2. Angle Bisector
   Why does the construction of the angle bisector work?
   
3. Constructing Triangles Practice
   Use this activity to test the accuracy of any triangles you construct on paper
   
4. Construct an Equilateral Triangle
   How does this activity demonstrate how to construct an equilateral triangle?
   

Co-ordinates and Lines                           Back to Top

1. Battleships 1
   Can you use your knowledge of co-ordinates and straight line graphs to sink more ships than your opponent?
   
2. Battleships 2
   The ships have returned, but this time they are in trickier positions. Can you still sink them?
   
3. Battleships 3
   In one final attempt to survive your missiles, the ships have again scattered. Hunt them down!
   

Straight Line Graphs (y = mx + c)                           Back to Top

1. The Equation of Straight Line Graphs
   What do lines with similar equations have in common?
   
2. The Gradient of Straight Lines
   How do we work out the gradient of a straight line, and how does this gradient change as the line changes?
   
3. Perpendicular Lines
   What is the relationship between the gradients of perpendicular lines?
   
4. Simultaneous Equations
   Linking together graphical and algebraic solutions to simultaneous equations
   

Quadratic Curves                           Back to Top

1. Sketching Quadratics 1
   What information do we need to be able to sketch y = x² - 4?
   
2. Sketching Quadratics 2
   Now, how about sketching y = x² + 2x - 8?
   
3. Sketching Quadratics 3
   Life is getting tricky now as we turn our attention to y = x² - 4x - 2
   
4. Sketching Quadratics 4
   How about the toughest challenge yet - can you sketch y = 2x² - 8x - 10?
   

Transformation of Functions                           Back to Top

1. Transforming Functions 1: y = f(x + c) + d
   We begin by investigating translations up, down, right and left
   
2. Transforming Functions 2: y = af(x)
   Next up we take a look at some stretches in the y-axis
   
3. Transforming Functions 3: y = f(bx)
   This is a difficult one - stretches in the x-axis
   
4. Transforming Functions 4: y = af(bx + c) + d
   The Ultimate Challenge: we finish by putting all our transformation of functions together
   

Calculus                           Back to Top

1. The Trapezium Rule
   What happens when you increase the number of strips?
   

Statistics                           Back to Top

1. Scatter Diagrams - Line of Best Fit
   How is the line of best fit affected by changes in the data?
   
2. Cumulative Frequency Diagrams
   Can we compare cumulative frequency diagrams, and what happens as the data changes?
   
3. Box and Whisker Plots
   Now, can we compare box and whisker diagrams, and how to the diagrams change as the data changes?
   
4. Cumulative Frequency and Box & Whisker Together!
   Let's put our two favourite diagrams together and see what happens!
   
5. Histograms
   We can use this activity page to compare and investigate histograms
   

Puzzles                           Back to Top

1. Leap-Frog Puzzle
   Try this lovely little puzzle out with a pencil, paper and a ruler first!
   
2. Pizza Cutting
   What is the most number of pieces you can cut a pizza up into?
   
3. Quadrilateral Puzzle
   What's special about the midpoints of this quadrilateral?
   

Other Autograph Activities