This video provides an introduction to the basic concepts students need to learn for algebra such as subtracting a negative number/value or adding a negative number/value. Practice questions are provided at the end of the video. This is a link to our YouTube video which you can use during your maths lessons. We provide free educational maths help videos to learn mathematics for school, exams revision etc. We add new videos to our channel weekly.

This video explains two easy methods to calculate percentages of amounts. First method: change percentage to a decimal. Second method: find one percent first. Practice questions are provided at the end of the video. This is a link to our YouTube video which you can use during your maths lessons. We provide free educational maths help videos to learn mathematics for school, exams revision etc. We add new videos to our channel weekly.

This video explains how to find the mean, median, mode and range. There are practice questions at the end of the video. This is a link to our YouTube video which you can use during your maths lessons. We provide free educational maths help videos to learn mathematics for school, exams revision etc. We add new videos to our channel weekly.

This video explains and demonstrates what tessellation means and how to calculate if a shape will tessellate. This is a link to our YouTube video which you can use during your maths lessons. We provide free educational maths help videos to learn mathematics for school, exams revision etc. We add new videos to our channel weekly.

This video is an animated proof, showing how Pythagoras’ Theorem works. This is a link to our YouTube video which you can use during your maths lessons. We provide free educational maths videos for school, exams, revision etc. We add new videos to our channel weekly.

Fractions: This video will explain finding equivalent fractions and simplifying fractions. We also explain what a fraction is. Practice questions are provided at the end of the video.

This video will explain the different types of angles in math. We explain acute angles, right angles, straight angles, obtuse angles, reflex angles and full rotations. Two sets of practice questions are at the end of the video for students to test their knowledge.

This video is a link to an animated video covering how to name the parts of a circle such as the arc, segment and chord. Practice questions are at the end of the video asking students to match descriptions to the names, followed by labelling the parts of a circle.

This is a gentle introduction to algebra and is a great activity to introduce the concept of using letters to represent unknown values. To demonstrate this we use shapes in place of letters and ask learners to find the missing number. Practice questions are provided at the end of the video.

This is a link to an animated video explaining what a surd is. This video can be used as part of a wider lesson on surds. Understanding exactly what a surd is, is crucial to learn before moving onto manipulating/simplifying surds.

This video explains what simplifying a surd means and how to simplify surds by multiplication. The three multiplication rules are explained with examples. Practice question at the end of the video.

This is a link to our YouTube video which explains the rules for an angle formed by a transversal (line) crossing a pair of parallel lines: corresponding angles, alternate angles, corresponding angles and allied angles. Practice questions are at the end of the video.

Link to YouTube video: This video will explain what bearings are in maths and how to calculate them. A practice question is provided at the end of the video. Below are some useful videos to watch prior to this: Angles in parallel lines: https://youtu.be/5vgv3gLPXog Basic angle facts: https://youtu.be/uIOHgLmrVmY Skip to: 00:00 What is a bearing & examples 01:12 Example one: finding a bearing from a given point 02:29 Example two: finding a bearing when given another bearing 03:34 Example three: finding a point when given two bearings 04:33 Practice question and answer

Link to YouTube Video: This video explains how to work with tree diagrams for probability. We explain how to use them to calculate probabilities for a combination of outcomes for more than one event and how to draw a tree diagram for a probability question.

Visual Algebra Series Video One: This video explores a different way to think about and visualise algebra using rods. In this video we use the rods to visually represent unknown values. We explore forming expressions and equations using these rods. There are two practice puzzles at the end of the video.

This video explains how to simplify ratios, including how to simplify ratios that include decimal numbers, mixed units and fractions. We also explain how to get a ratio in the form 1:n or n:1. Make sure you have a go at all the practice questions at the end of the video.

This video explains how to multiply decimal numbers without using a calculator. We explain two different ways to do this; remove the decimal points (this can be used with grid, line and column multiplication methods) or by keeping the decimal points in place for the lattice method. Practice questions are at the end of the video.

This video explains what rotational symmetry is and how to find the order of rotational symmetry of a shape. Practice questions and answers are at the end of the video.

This video explains some maths exam and revision tips.

This video will explain how to solve algebra word problems. We explain how to form expressions and equations from wordy questions. The video starts off with simple examples, building up to the more complex age problems. Practice questions are provided throughout the video.