<p>Whole class activity to revise decimal operations. Covers adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimals.</p> <p>Have students work individually or in pairs to answer questions on whiteboards. Have a student pick a category and amount (i.e. Subtracting 200), give them a time limit to answer the questions. If they get it correct they earn the points.</p> <p>Excellent activity to engage students, revise as a whole class and assess student learning.</p> <p>I like to use good examples of working and show them to the class and help correct any misconceptions. The level of difficulty increases with the points earned.</p>

<p>Dive into the world of math puzzles with Simultaneous Equations Picture Puzzles! This exciting task is your perfect introduction to solving systems of linear equations, where you’ll unravel intriguing puzzles by finding the hidden connections between variables. Piece by piece, students decode the visual mysteries, honing their mathematical skills and unleashing the problem-solver within. Dive into the world of math puzzles today!</p> <p>Answers are included.</p>

<p>Introductory lesson on solving systems of linear equations by elimination using algebra tiles. This lesson was designed to help students visualise and conceptually understand how to eliminate variables when solving two linear equations…</p> <p>A good precursor activity to this lesson is have students work on a few logic puzzles like the ones I use here:</p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12928066">Simultaneous Equations Logic Puzzles</a></p> <p>Check out my store for more resources related to simultaneous equations and algebra tiles.</p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12928069">Simultaneous Equations Task Cards with algebra tiles</a></p>

<p>Task Cards-System of Linear Equations with Algebra Tiles 12 Questions with answers included.</p> <p>Group or individual activity to keep students engaged when working out problems.</p> <p>Check out my store for more resources related to algebra tiles.</p>

<p>Dive into the world of math puzzles with Simultaneous Equations Picture Puzzles-Halloween Edition! This exciting task is your perfect introduction to solving systems of linear equations, where you’ll unravel intriguing puzzles by finding the hidden connections between variables. Piece by piece, students decode the visual mysteries, honing their mathematical skills and unleashing the problem-solver within. Dive into the world of math puzzles today!</p> <p>Answers are included.</p>

<p>Quadratic Task Cards 20 Questions with answers included.</p> <p>Vertex and Y-intercept from graph<br /> Equation from graph in vertex from<br /> Sketching parabolas from vertex form<br /> Line of symmetry<br /> Group or individual activity to get students engaged in working out problems.</p> <p>Check out my store for more items like this and more quadratic tasks.</p>

<p>System of linear equations involving multiplying equations by a factor. Including some fractional answers.</p> <p>Group or individual activity to get students engaged in working out problems.</p> <p>16 questions with answers included.</p> <p>Check out my store for more items like this and more linear algebra tasks.</p>

<p>I shared this class once a week with another teacher and needed a worksheet that used bar modelling as this is how she taught them to do fractions (which I think is amazing). I found the pupils started to develop a good understanding of what they were doing when they were adding and subtracting fractions when they could see the parts being broken up. I used it with a low/mid-ability class. The worksheet is scaffolded with a few for them to try without boxes at the end.</p>

<p>4 worksheets Identifying the gradient, y-intercept and the equation of a line</p> <ul> <li>Identifying gradient/y-intercept from the equation</li> <li>Identifying gradient/y-intercept from a graph and forming the equation</li> <li>Identifying gradient/y-intercept from the equation then drawing the graph</li> </ul>

<p>A set of 19 worksheets linking patterns to equations of straight lines.</p> <ul> <li>Generating Sequences</li> <li>Using a formula to find terms of sequence</li> <li>Creating a formula from a sequence in words then scaffolded to algebraically</li> <li>Evaluating Formula to find terms of a sequence</li> <li>Using a straight line graph to fill in a table and find the formula (similar to sequences done in previous worksheets)</li> <li>Evaluating formula and plotting linear graphs</li> </ul>

<p>A set of 6 worksheets to introduce factorising quadratic expressions using the area model with algebra tiles. I have used this method to introduce my students to what I call the reverse box method of factorising. They really seem to enjoy and understand factorising quadratics including questions involving a&gt;1, which I don’t teach as a separate topic.</p> <p>Worksheets include:</p> <ul> <li>Rectangles given: find the are as a sum of all the tiles plus the product of its dimensions</li> <li>Model the tiles in a diagram and find the sum and product of the tiles</li> <li>Find the dimensions and represent the diagram in the ‘reverse box method’</li> <li>Factorising using the ‘reverse box method’</li> </ul>

<p>A set of 14 worksheets designed to follow ‘Sequences to Linear Graphs’. The worksheets follow the idea of vertical/horizontal, then link to a table format moving towards the formula.</p> <ul> <li>Gradient from a triangle</li> <li>Gradient from a straight line by finding vertical and horizontal distance.</li> <li>Plotting coordinates then finding the gradient from the graph</li> <li>Plotting th graph then linking the diagraph to a table</li> <li>Gradient between two points in table format</li> <li>Gradient between two points using formula</li> <li>Drawing a line given the gradient and a point</li> </ul>

<p>Whole class activity to algebraic operations. Covers solving equations, expanding brackets, factorising, substitution and forming equations/expressions.</p> <p>Have students work individually or in pairs to answer questions on whiteboards. Have a student pick a category and amount (i.e. Solving 200), give them a time limit to answer the questions. If they get it correct they earn the points.</p> <p>Excellent activity to engage students, revise as a whole class and assess student learning.</p> <p>I like to use good examples of working and show them to the class to help correct any misconceptions. The level of difficulty increases with the points available.</p> <p>Some example questions provided in images.</p> <p>File is powerpoint.</p>

<p>Lesson to help students visualise and conceptually understand how to complete the square.</p> <p>I now introduce my classes to completing the square with the visual representation of algebra tiles and they have really started to understand the process behind how we complete the square.</p> <p>Check out my related resources:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12483351">Completing the Square with algebra tiles worksheet</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12483335">Factorising Trinomials with algebra tiles worksheet</a></p>

<p>A set of 6 worksheets to introduce students to the concept of completing the square. The visual representation may help those students who find this concept difficult to understand.</p> <ul> <li>Finding the dimensions of a fully completed square diagram</li> <li>Finding the dimensions of square diagram with extra and missing parts</li> <li>Shading and and modeling the square given the expression then algebraically completing the square</li> </ul>

<p>This lesson guides students through how to factorise trinomials using algebra tiles to develop their conceptual understanding. Since using algebra tiles my students have really started to understand how and why we proceed with our algebraic methods.</p> <p>This lesson uses the box method of factorising, which builds on my expanding brackets lessons where the box method is first introduced. it is a nice way to visualise factorising and model with algebra tiles.</p> <p>The lesson starts with</p> <p>greatest common factor<br /> trinomials with a co-efficient of =1<br /> trinomials with co-efficient &gt;1<br /> difference of squares<br /> I use the same method throughout so there is no need to learn various techniques.</p> <p>Check out my accompanying worksheets:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12788771">Completing the Square with algebra tiles lesson</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12483351">Completing the Square with algebra tiles worksheet</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12483335">Factorising Trinomials with algebra tiles worksheet</a></p>

<p>Set of 6 worksheets on finding the equation of a straight line between two points</p> <ul> <li>Equation of a line between two coordinates</li> <li>Straight line in context problems</li> </ul>

<p>Set of 4 worksheets involving finding the solution to systems of linear equations by plotting the graphs. Two methods used: table and using y-intercept and gradient to find the solutions.</p>

<p>A set of 33 short sharp homework. Each homework sheet has 1-2 questions from a selection of topics is listed below:<br /> linear algebra<br /> quadratic algebra<br /> solving equations<br /> algebraic substitution<br /> Adding Fractions<br /> Exponent Rules<br /> Surds<br /> Trigonometric Graphs</p>