• About Maths Wrap
  • Visit our store
  • Contact Maths Wrap
  • 24/06/2025

Maths Wrap

Tips and techniques to get an A in math

smiggle.co.uk
  • MATHS & ENGLISH TUTORING
  • PRIMARY SCHOOL
    • Year 6 SATS tests
    • Numeracy skills
  • HIGH SCHOOL
    • GCSE Practice Questions
    • GCSE maths past papers
    • GCSE posts
    • QUICK REMINDER VIDEOS
      • Quick maths tests
    • Maths videos
      • Higher
      • Foundation
  • VISIT STORE
  • SITE INFORMATION
    • Keep up to date
    • Browse the site
    • Cookie Policy
  • JUST A THOUGHT BLOG
    • BIG questions
    • Play games

Answers to hard math questions – with videos

01/07/2015 by Simon Deacon 6 Comments

"Answers to hard math questions" .. is just a random collection of videos for High School math questions. The whole idea is to stop the video at the very beginning, test yourself, and then work through the solution given in the rest of the video. Many of the questions are A*, A and B grade although I'd like to get a good level of challenge for all students. It's quite likely … [Read more...]

How to reflect shapes on a mirror line

29/06/2015 by Simon Deacon 2 Comments

How to reflect shapes on a mirror line or x axis, y axis, co-ordinate grid, graph or even cartesian plane - it's all pretty much the same. The biggest problem isn't really the reflection.. it's more making sure that you've correctly identified the 'mirror line.' This can cause a few problems and a little confusion. The easiest way is to actually plot a couple of points on the … [Read more...]

GCSE practice papers

08/12/2014 by Simon Deacon 4 Comments

Here's a range of GCSE practice papers by grade. View YouTube videos here for help. I'll add the answer papers soon, although I'm sure you're working through plenty of practice exam papers. Here's 6 tips to help you answer maths word problems and developing independent learning skills. You never know, you might be heading for one of 10 seriously brilliant maths careers! Grade … [Read more...]

Why and how to work out volume of a prism

01/04/2013 by Simon Deacon 133 Comments

Learning how to work out volume of a prism can be very important for all sorts of applications - mainly in manufacturing and transportation. A 'prism' is a shape with a constant cross section, such as a cardboard box. It basically means that if you cut the prism in half the shape will be the same in the middle: Try the Quick Test volumes of 3D shapes To work out the … [Read more...]

Why and how to calculate density

17/03/2013 by Simon Deacon Leave a Comment

How to calculate density can be very important in design and construction.. Density is measured by how much something weighs for a fixed volume, usually a 1cm cube. It's a measurement that compares different materials of the same size.   This is a level C GCSE question: "An 8cm solid hexagonal prism has a cross-section area of 15cm squared. The prism is made from wood … [Read more...]

Next Page »

Search for videos and posts

Keep up to date!

We won't use your email for anything else.

Connect

  • 
  • 

3 Minute Math

How to reflect shapes on a mirror line

29/06/2015 By Simon Deacon 2 Comments

How to write numbers in standard form

18/06/2015 By Simon Deacon 5 Comments

3 Minute Math – Solving Linear Equations

10/03/2014 By Simon Deacon 10 Comments

Udemy

Tags

add addition algebra AMAZON INC. area arithmetic concentration confidence decimals division Education Elementary algebra Elementary arithmetic Entertainment/Culture exam technique featured foundation Fraction fractions GBP GCSE Geometry higher how many lots Key Stage 2 KS2 Mathematics maths Maths Wrap store multiplication multiply numbers Percentage pi primary school question SATS subtract subtraction Technology/Internet textbooks times tables triangle video YouTube Inc
Wordery
Haven't decided yet - contact details? Google + ?

Search for posts and videos

Copyright © 2025 · Magazine Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More
Privacy & Cookies Policy