This unit of work on function machines contains at least 5 lessons, a fully animated powerpoint, worksheets and activities in a mastery style approach to teaching. Suggested activities are given for use of afl (eg miniwhiteboards), the use of manipulatives where appropriate and also provides suggestions for carrying out each slide or activity. This work has been put together from the planning I have done from the White Rose Maths scheme and can also be found in the work I have uploaded for week 2 and week 3. (IF YOU ALREADY HAVE PURCHASED THESE, YOU CAN PUT THEM TOGETHER YOURSELF AND THERE WILL BE NO NEED TO BUY THIS RESOURCE). It contains at least 5 lessons worth of work depending on the class and age of students, length of lesson and time allowed to teach it. Suggestions are given where lessons may start and end but that is up to individual teachers, the length and number of lessons per week. Whilst I prefer the WRM small steps and the order they are teaching things, I also recognise that not all schools are following the WRM scheme. Some schools have not yet moved over to a mastery curriculum but can use the WRM scheme for some excellent ideas, especially for reasoning and problem solving type activities. Staff have asked me to put topics together from the WRM scheme so that the work can be used alongside other schemes and other year groups and for revision. If you decide to use this with KS4, feel free to change the images to suit an older audience (obviously ensuring you own the images for copyrite purposes). I personally find that it isn’t necessary to change images but that is personal preference. It covers the WRM small steps as follows • Given a numerical input, find the output of a single function machine • Use inverse operations to find the input given the output • Use diagrams and letters with single function machines • Find the function machine given a simple expression • Find numerical inputs and outputs for a series of two function machines • Use diagrams and letters with a series of two function machines I hope you find it useful :-)

A set of resources covering 1 step function machines with numbers, diagrams and letters. These are also available as part of a pack of resources I have uploaded based on the White Rose Maths Secondary Schemes. See also https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/function-machines-inspired-from-wrm-secondary-planning-11978267?theme=0 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184?theme=1 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-3-11962197

A set of resources covering 2 step function machines with numbers, diagrams and letters. These are also available as part of a pack of resources I have uploaded based on the White Rose Maths Secondary Schemes. See also https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/function-machines-inspired-from-wrm-secondary-planning-11978267?theme=0 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184?theme=1 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-3-11962197

This is a series of worksheets, activities and FREE lessons using the White Rose Maths Secondary Schemes (Year 7 Autumn Term 1 Block 1 Week 1). I have made lessons using the schemes with suggested activities. Where possible, I have suggested the use of manipulatives and have provided many opportunities for afl. Each slide on the teacher’s powerpoint gives suggestions of activities and suggestions on how to use the slide. You may decide to use the slides differently to how I have done or may decide to not use the powerpoint at all and just the activities. I have given some suggested answers and ideas how to scaffold learning. Teachers may decide to hide these slides for their own use only or they may decide to share these with their students. Key words have been highlighted throughout in blue and definitions are highlighted in purple. All worksheets and activities are also provided separately (as a ppt and pdf where possible) for ease of printing. I hope you find this useful, it has taken a lot of time to prepare! I hope to produce worksheets and activities for the rest of the year so keep a look out. I have included the powerpoint free of charge, it may not be available later in the year as my staff begin to prepare their own lessons. Let me know how it goes. White Rose Maths Small Steps Covered Describe and continue a sequence given diagrammatically Predict and check the next term(s) of a sequence Represent sequences in tabular and graphical forms Recognise the difference between linear and non linear sequences Continue numerical non linear sequences Explain the term to term rule for numerical sequences in words Find missing terms within sequences You may also be interested in https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-maths-secondary-planning-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-maths-secondary-planning-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-3-understanding-and-using-notation-11962197 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-maths-secondary-planning-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-4-understanding-and-using-notation-11962202

Ratio with Bar Models. This animated PowerPoint can be used as part of a mastery style curriculum such as the White Rose Maths Secondary Scheme or to complement any secondary maths scheme. It has been written to lead students through using bar models to solve more complex ratio problems found in KS3 and KS4. Key words have been highlighted throughout in blue and all worksheets are also provided separately as a pdf for ease of printing. Please also look out for a separate resource called “problem solving with bar models”. It takes this resource to the next level. I hope you find it useful :-)

An activity designed to be cut up and used as a matching activity to interleve sequences, tables and graphs. It is also available as part of a pack of resources I have created to use with the White Rose Maths Secondary planning. See below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-1-week-1-11962137 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block2-week-4-understanding-and-using-notation-11962202

A series of at least 2-3 lessons (depending on class and length of lessons) on simplifying and collecting like terms. There are 4 worksheets and an animated powerpoint suggesting steps to use the worksheets. The powerpoint covers the whole lessons and has teacher notes and guidance for following each activity. The lessons fit nicely with a mastery curriculum due to the conceptual and procedural variation and also fit well into other SOW. These worksheets and slides are also available as part of a pack of planning for White Rose maths secondary scheme. See also https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184

A full lesson on angles in polygons. Home in on the definition of a polygon and expel misconceptions surrounding the word polygon and properties of polygons. Teach exterior angles in polygons first as the majority of exam questions do not need students to have memorised the formula (n-2) x 180 and the majority of questions can indeed be answered without remembering this formula. I have provided some exam question practice using intelligent practice, leading children through scaffolded examples. There is also a short video explaining each of the slides and why they are there. Would suit a mastery curriculum and fit in with any of the White Rose Maths small steps.

A pack of printable resources suitable for use with The White Rose Maths SOL, Power Maths or other mastery or conventional SOL. Includes: Tens Frames, Place Value Tables (to use with or without place value counters), Hundred Square, Blank Hundred Square, Fact Families, Blank Clock Faces, Part Whole Models, How many different ways, Isometric Paper, Square Dotty Paper, Graph Paper, Bar Models & Number lines for 10ths, 8ths, 5ths, 3rds, 4ths, directed number line, Geologian blank boxes, Blank Bar models. These resources are designed for teachers to print and put inside plastic wallets for students to write on with dry wipe pens (and save on printing costs). They can of course be used individually and projected onto an Interactive Whiteboard. They are particularly useful as the resources are all together in one place.

This animated PowerPoint can be used as part of a mastery style curriculum such as the White Rose Maths Secondary Scheme or to complement any secondary maths scheme. It has been written to lead students through using bar models to solve more complex problems found in KS3 and KS4. Key words have been highlighted throughout in blue and all worksheets are also provided separately as a pdf for ease of printing. Please also look out for a separate resource called “ratio with bar models”. It is a precursor to this PowerPoint and helps to introduce students to bar models and their uses. I hope you find it useful :-)

Place Value Moveable Counters for Interactive Whiteboard. Suitable for use with The White Rose Maths SOL, Power Maths or other Mastery or conventional SOL. I have included 3 separate pages for the teacher to move between questions. Includes Ones, Tens, Hundreds and Thousands. To use this resource, you will need to use the powerpoint not in presenter mode so that you can drag the counters across the screen and demonstrate exchanges. If you need more counters, simply copy and paste.

A matching card activity to match inputs, operations and outputs of expressions. This could either be used as a card sorting activity or students could cut up and stick into their books. This activity is also available as part of a pack of resources I have created based on the White Rose Maths Secondary Schemes. See also https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/function-machines-inspired-from-wrm-secondary-planning-11978267?theme=0 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184?theme=1 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-3-11962197

Algebraic notation follow me cards to be used as a class activity. This resource is also available as part of a pack of resources I produced to go with the White Rose Maths Secondary planning See also https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-2-algebraic-thinking-11962184

2 worksheets using conceptual and procedural variation for substituting into 2 step expressions. These worksheets will suit a mastery curriculum and will also work well for other SOW

This resource is a card matching activity to introduce the notion of “equality”. Suggested guidance and ideas are provided on a teachers slide. The activity is also available as part of a pack I have produced for the White Rose Maths secondary scheme. See below https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-3-week-5-equality-and-equivalence-11987328?theme=0

This is a series of worksheets, activities and FREE lessons using the White Rose Maths Secondary Schemes (Year 7 Autumn Term 1 Block 2 Week 2 Algebraic Thinking). This is week 1 of 3 from block 2. I have made lessons using the schemes with suggested activities. Where possible, I have suggested the use of manipulatives and have provided many opportunities for afl. Each slide on the teacher’s powerpoint gives suggestions of activities and suggestions on how to use the slide. You may decide to use the slides differently to how I have done or may decide to not use the powerpoint at all and just the activities. I have given some suggested answers and ideas how to scaffold learning. Teachers may decide to hide these slides for their own use only or they may decide to share these with their students. Key words have been highlighted throughout in blue and definitions are highlighted in purple. All worksheets and activities are also provided separately (as a ppt and/or pdf where possible) for ease of printing. I hope you find this useful, it has taken a lot of time to prepare! I hope to produce worksheets and activities for the rest of the year so keep a look out. I have included the powerpoint free of charge, it may not be available later in the year as my staff begin to prepare their own lessons. Let me know how it goes. White Rose Maths Small Steps Covered: Given a numerical input, find the output of a single function machine Use inverse operations to find the input given the output Use diagrams and letters to generalise number operations Use diagrams and letters with single function machines You may also find the following useful: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/planning-for-white-rose-maths-secondary-autumn-term-1-block-1-week-1-11962137 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-maths-secondary-planning-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-3-understanding-and-using-notation-11962197 https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-maths-secondary-planning-autumn-term-1-block-2-week-4-understanding-and-using-notation-11962202

This unit of work contains approximately 1 week’s worth of worksheets, activities and a FREE animated powerpoint with a suggested lesson sequence in a mastery style approach to teaching and learning. Suggested activities are given for use of afl (eg miniwhiteboards), the use of manipulatives and pictorial ideas where appropriate. Notes also provide suggestions for carrying out each slide or activity. Suggestions are given where lessons may start and end dependent on individual teachers and the length and number of lessons per week. Teachers may wish to add extra examples or provide scaffolding where appropriate to ensure all students can access the work. All worksheets and activities have been provided in pdf format for ease of printing. It covers the WRM small steps as follows • Understanding the meaning of equality • Understand and use fact families, numerically and algebraically • Solve one-step linear equations involving +/- using inverse operations I hope you find it useful :-)

A selection of worksheets, matching cards and follow me cards on equivalence and equality. These resources have been put together from planning I did for the White Rose Maths Secondary scheme of learning. Due to the conceptual variation, these resources will suit a mastery curriculum and a more traditional curriculum.

A follow me card game that can be used as a starter activity or during another part of the lesson. It can be used more than once so that students can try to improve their timing, especially if they try to beat another class.