<p>A set of four binary to denary (and vice versa) differentiated worksheets (Low, Middle, High, Extension). Can be used as a homework or classroom task.</p> <p>Based upon maths mastery these worksheets get progressively harder, culminating in a final extension task which will get your students thinking.</p> <p>(The hot task does contain an error on purpose, see if your students can fix it.)</p>

<p>Four tiers of differentiation for students to try binary addition.</p> <p>Also includes answer sheets.</p> <p>Used with many students to great success.</p> <p>Extra Hot (extension task) gets students to look at binary subtraction.</p>

<p>Whole lesson for Binary Addition, aimed at KS3/KS4 classes.</p> <p>Lesson includes:</p> <ul> <li>5 part lesson based upon Kolb’s learning cycle</li> <li>Inbuilt lesson timers to keep lesson pace</li> <li>4 part differentiated worksheet</li> <li>Q+A sections</li> <li>Peer assessment structure</li> </ul>

<p>Included are four worksheets for students to have a go at some exam questions based around computer networks.</p> <p>Level of difficulty go:</p> <ul> <li>Lemon &amp; Herb</li> <li>Mild</li> <li>Hot</li> </ul> <p>An Extra Hot activity is included as an extension/challenge task for students.</p> <p>Mark scheme included.</p>

Save yourself some time and download this basic word template (.docx format).<br /> <br /> Comprising of four different levels, inspired by everyone's favourite high street chicken chain. Starting from &quot;Lemon &amp; Herb&quot; up to &quot;Extra Hot&quot;.<br /> <br /> Use the first three levels as your differentiated lower, middle and higher ability tasks and then the final one as a challenge task for your group.<br /> <br /> Enjoy!