<p>Pythagoras theorem knowledge organiser.<br /> Complete poster and a version with space to try questions.</p>

<p>Fill in the gaps and answer questions worksheet.<br /> Can be used to recap, mini assessment, quick cover.<br /> Basic percentages of numbers without a calculator.</p>

<p>This lesson was made for a low attaining class. Recap key vocabulary and start revising angle rules.</p>

<p>Shorter lesson about writing numbers in words and figures. Involves a set of questions which could be used as a whiteboard activity afl.<br /> True or false plenary.</p>

<p>Introducing metric units of length, mass and capacity.</p> <p>This lesson was aimed at a low attaining ks3 class to introduce units. This includes examples, questions, card matching, true or false plenary.</p> <p>Next steps :</p> <ul> <li>Converting between different units e.g. going from g to kg</li> <li>Using imperial units</li> </ul>

<p>This is a set of questions picked out to aid revision for a gcse assessment. It is a mixture of topics from a revision list included.</p>

<p>Writing numbers up to 3 decimal places in words and figures.<br /> Focusing on students not making mistakes e.g. “zero point twenty six”.</p>

<p>How to find averages from frequency tables.</p> <p>Starter recaps definitions of Mean, Mode, Median and range.<br /> Move on to finding mode, median, mean from tables. Example of each to go through as a class then some questions for students to have a go at. Answers included. Differentiated questions on mean and a link to mathsbox multiple choice questions if you would like your students to practise calculating the mean from more tables.</p>

<p>How to calculate averages from frequency tables.</p> <p>Starter recaps finding averages from numbers in a list.<br /> This lesson follows from previous averages lesson so students should already know how to find averages of numbers in a list.<br /> Activity involving sweets (i used starburst) to boost engagement with students and give concrete manipulative items to use.</p> <p>Examples and questions with answers.</p>

<p>Slides to use in the 1st lesson of the year or with a new class. Personalise for each class.</p>

<p>Created for a lower ability intermediate WJEC year 10 GCSE class. Scatter graphs lesson in the stats topic.<br /> Reverse averages starter problem solving.<br /> Match up graphs and correlations print out.<br /> .ppt and pdf</p>

<p>2 lesson power point presentations. 1 is averages of numbers in a list, mean, mode and median. involves a practical, engaging activity using sweets. 2 is averages from a table.<br /> print out sheets included.<br /> starter sheet is a fill in the gaps activity for the definitions of mean, mode and median. (good for students who don’t write things down).<br /> Practice questions.</p>

<p>Highest common factor and lowest common multiple using venn diagrams</p>

<p>powerpoint slides to teach the rules of indices. Promoting a relational understanding rather than an instrumental one as it goes into why the rules work. doesn’t just show the rules with no reason.<br /> included starter sheet print out pdf fill in the blanks activity to ensure students have the rules in their books to go back to.</p> <p>long enough to cover a series of lessons if you include time for practice.</p>

<p>aid for multiplying decimals with practice questions and answers. (teaching by multiplying by multiples of 10 to convert to whole numbers). clear visual aid powerpoint .</p>

<p>standard form introduction. Standard form conversion explanation. included practice questions.</p>

<p>Fractions, decimals and percentages worksheet with bar models.</p>