Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Three animated. Percentages, ratio, fractions & decimals revision practice.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Includes starter on powers.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow

Powerpoint: view in slideshow.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Set in small business venture, selling two baskets of fruit. The price of fruit varies with the season. Examples shown and student activities given.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Graphing tables .Examples and practice.

powerpoint: view in slideshow. A level Graphs: normals, max/min, turning points dy/dx and second derivative

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Explains magnitude & direction. multiplying and adding vectors. Subtracting vectors. Worked examples to model methods.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Numerical solutions.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Rational and Irrational. Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Rationalising. Changing a recurring decimal into a fraction.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. permutations, combinations.

Powerpoints: view in slideshow. Reflections in axis, vertical and horizontal lines and 45 degree lines.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100, 1000. Adding & subtracting, multiplying & dividing.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Substituting and formula building.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Explains and practices adding the tens the units. Shows students that adding 10 does not change the units. Printable page for retention. Fully scaffolded before exercises.

Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Based on research that learning is improved by combining with physical activities.

powerpoint: view in slideshow. Percentage, decimal and fraction translations.

Watch in ’ slideshow from the beginning. For use in multiple choice questions/answers. The training gives step by step encouragement to answer questions with tips. Students will gain from the experience and the layout of correct answers. Ideal for group work or whole class.

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