Secondary 3 Math Worksheets

Notes and unit tests — in the bundle

Every Secondary 3 Math unit has three printable documents, not one: the practice worksheet above, which is free, and two that come with the Secondary 3 Math bundle — a set of unit notes stating everything the unit defines, and a full end-of-unit test to sit closed-book. See what each one covers:

What the 11 sets of unit notes cover  What the 11 unit tests look like

What Secondary 3 Math covers

Secondary 3 is the last year every student takes the same mathematics, and it is doing two jobs at once: finishing Cycle One's arithmetic and opening the ground the option years are built on. Real numbers complete the number system, the laws of exponents and scientific notation arrive, and factoring appears for the first time — a common factor, and grouping.

Functions become explicit here. The linear function gets its properties, its inverse and its graph; the inverse-variation and piecewise functions are introduced informally; and systems of two first-degree equations turn up inside the geometry, where finding a missing measurement can mean solving for two unknowns at once. Statistics widens from the mean to the median, the mode, the quartiles, the box-and-whisker plot and the scatter plot.

Choosing between CST, TS and SN next year? The material here is the common ground all three are built on, so the sets you find hardest now are a fair signal. The solids and their measurements are the heaviest block in the year, and they are split four ways below for that reason.