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Find ready-to-teach number lessons for KS3, GCSE, IGCSE and selected A-Level topics — including presentations, printable worksheets, differentiated questions and exam-style practice.
Choose a topic below to open the full lesson sequence. Each number unit is organised to help you plan faster, teach confidently and support progression from first teaching through to revision.
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Save hours of planning with complete number lesson packs ready to use straight away. Membership gives you access to downloadable PowerPoints, printable worksheets, differentiated questions and exam-style practice across KS3, GCSE, IGCSE and selected A-Level number topics.
Need access for a department? School membership gives multiple teachers access from the purchasing school.
Start here for the most frequently taught number strands across Key Stage 3 and GCSE / IGCSE.
Rounding • Estimation • Error intervals • Limits of accuracy
Equivalence • Add • Subtract • Multiply • Divide
Writing numbers • Multiplying by 10, 100… • Dividing by 10, 100…
Sharing • Equivalence • Combined ratios • Proportional reasoning
School membership gives multiple teachers access to the full Mr Mathematics library. Ideal for departments who want consistent lesson sequencing, shared resources and ready-to-teach materials across KS3, GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level.
Use this topic for A-Level number methods, including indices, surds, standard form and rationalising denominators.
Indices • Surds • Standard form • Rationalising denominators
Get instant access to the full Mr Mathematics library and download the lessons, worksheets and practice tasks you need for tomorrow’s teaching.
Yes. Use the topic pages to teach the core ideas in Key Stage 3, then return for GCSE exam-style practice in Years 10 and 11, especially for high-frequency number topics such as fractions, percentages, ratio and standard form.
Yes. The number hub includes A-Level content in indices, surds and standard form, including rationalising denominators.
Start from the main Maths Lessons directory to open Algebra, Geometry, Statistics and Mechanics where available.
Topic pages are designed to help you find the right resource quickly. Membership unlocks downloads and the full site library, including presentations, worksheets and the wider lesson collection.
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How to teach converting between fractions, decimals and percentages.
Four problem solving lessons to develop student’s mathematical reasoning and communication skills.
