I counted at least 80 topics in my maths GCSE textbook - and that's before practice papers, special subjects and extended questions. Add to that developing your written English (far fewer types of questions, but a lot more detail), and a myriad of different lessons....
It's definitely understandable that another few minutes doing something else, can be quite attractive. But that's when you need to stop. Take a little time to complete your work - and then go back to having fun :-)
I hope you enjoyed last weeks punctuation exercise.
Time for some maths, particularly for Year 5 & 6 students. Here's a useful KS2 SATS quiz - can you answer all the questions?
Circles are extremely popular for GCSE questions, and you could be asked to calculate an area, circumference, segment or arc, as well as naming different parts ...
Here's a revision worksheet.
Here's a favourite worksheet on exchange rates ... perhaps also useful for this time of year?
Have a great week
Simon D
PS. And finally, did you know:
The smallest number that can be divided by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, is 2520.
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