The Difference of Two Squares: LessonQuick View
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The Difference of Two Squares: Lesson

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<p>Lesson on difference of two squares. Assumes understanding of BIDMAS for the starter. Includes MWB questions and a differentiated task. Answers animate into the slides.</p>
Income Tax and Utility BillsQuick View
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Income Tax and Utility Bills

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<p>A lesson on calculating Income Tax and Utility Bills. Worked solutions are provided throughout in the notebook file. Past paper questions are included with solutions at the end of the lesson.</p> <p>Pupil notes and further questions are also included with solutions.</p>
Linear InequalitiesQuick View
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Linear Inequalities

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<p>Worksheet on solving 2-step linear inequalities, including graphical representation. Extension includes forming and solving.</p>
Factorising Basic QuadraticsQuick View
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Factorising Basic Quadratics

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<p>Full lesson on how to factorise quadratic expressions and solve quadratic equations where the coefficient of x^2 is one. There is an accompanying video as well.</p>
Product of Prime Factors and Applications (HCF, LCM, Squares and Roots)Quick View
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Product of Prime Factors and Applications (HCF, LCM, Squares and Roots)

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<p>An interactive PowerPoint presentations which teaches pupils how to write a number as a product of its prime factors using prime factor trees. Applications are also covered. Interactive videos demonstrating the method are embedded into the PowerPoint, as well as questions and answers for pupils.</p> <p>The PowerPoint contains roughly three lessons’ worth of work on: 1) How to write a number as a product of its prime factors; 2) How to use prime factorisation to find least squares and square roots; 3) How to find the HCF and LCM of a pair of numbers using prime factorisation and Venn Diagrams.</p> <p>I have also included WJEC GCSE questions in a separate PDF, and a plenary worksheet.</p>
Introduction to Equations (Balancing Method)Quick View
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Introduction to Equations (Balancing Method)

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<p>Two lessons on solving one- and two- step equations with the balancing method. The first lesson makes the concept concrete using animated scales and weights. The second lesson carries on with this theme before generalising to real one-step and two-step equations.</p> <p>The second lesson includes a link to an ActivInspire flipchart in the Power Point for those interested.</p>
Rules of IndicesQuick View
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Rules of Indices

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<p>Two lessons on rules of indices, including fractional and negative indices.<br /> Lessons are Smart notebook files.</p>
Circle Theorems: Complete LessonQuick View
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Circle Theorems: Complete Lesson

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<p>A complete lesson PowerPoint on circle theorems. Answers animate into the PowerPoint. Includes an example question and question to try for each theorem.</p>
GCSE Statistics QuizQuick View
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GCSE Statistics Quiz

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<p>Fun quiz on some GCSE Statistics topics (Standard Deviation, Sampling, Spearman’s Rank, outliers).</p>
Transformations of FunctionsQuick View
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Transformations of Functions

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<p>PowerPoint introducing translating, reflecting graphs and stretching with functional notation. Includes worked solutions and diagrams.</p>
Trigonometric Graphs and basic equationsQuick View
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Trigonometric Graphs and basic equations

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<p>Full lesson with animations on how to draw the trigonometric graphs and use them to solve equations like sin(x) = 0.4. Includes animated calculator displays to show pupils how to type expressions in correctly.</p>
Equation of a NormalQuick View
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Equation of a Normal

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<p>Very basic scaffolded sheet on equation of a normal for Level 2 certificate in Additional Mathematics.</p>
Solving Two-Step Equations with FlowchartsQuick View
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Solving Two-Step Equations with Flowcharts

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<p>A PowerPoint presentation containing two lessons on solving two-step equations using flowcharts to help pupils understand the process of inverting operations. This is not my favourite method of teaching this topic, but sometimes pupils of lower ability fare better with this method.</p>