This is a complete project for KS3, possibly lower ability KS4 or high ability KS2.<br /> It could be easily extended for a longer period of time but is currently designed for 6 lessons.<br /> Contained in this bundle are teachers notes, student project pack, powerpoint presentation, handouts and resources.<br /> The project contains elements of business, maths and real life applications.<br /> Students are required to work in groups; they each undertake a role in the business - either Finance Director, Marketing Director or Managing Director.<br /> Between them they are responsible for the running of a tuck shop business to include buying products, market research, special offers, advertising, calculating profit and loss, controlling selling prices and diversifying.

<p>Resources include a relevant starter, an explanation of the difference between qualitative, quantitative, discrete and continuous data and a card sort activity.</p>

This bundle contains teachers notes, student project pack and powerpoint presentation.<br /> Students work in groups to plan a dinner party.<br /> Could be used for KS3, low ability KS4 or high ability KS2.<br /> Easily extendable.<br /> Involves adapting recipes, budgeting, costing ingredients, best buys and value for money.

<p>Everything you need to teach Types of Angles, Measuring Angles &amp; Drawing Angles.</p> <p>There is a fully animated measuring angles demonstration.</p> <p>Worksheets for types of angles include one with scaffolding and one without<br /> Worksheets for measuring angles include 4 levels of differentiation - red, amber, green &amp; extension</p> <p>Starter and plenary also included - which are relevant to the topic.</p> <p>Please leave feedback if you like this resource.</p>

<p>In this lesson, students are encouraged to discover the rules for angles in parallel lines for themselves.</p> <p>The powerpoint is fully animated - and includes corresponding angles, opposite angles, alternate angles and co-interior angles.</p> <p>There are teaching notes on the powerpoint for learning points to discuss with your students.</p> <p>Includes an extension activity (on powerpoint but could be printed).</p> <p>If you like this resource, please leave a comment and help others.</p> <p>Thanks</p>

<p>This lesson was used for a middle ability Year 7 class but could be adapted to suit.</p> <p>Included in the lesson is a rhyme to help students remember the difference between mean, median, mode and range.<br /> (to the tune of Hey Diddle Diddle).</p> <p>The starter &amp; plenary included are a class based data collection activity which should help to reinforce the meaning of ‘average’ and its application in real life.</p> <p>There are practice questions covering mean, median, mode and range from a list included in the powerpoint.</p> <p>If you like this resource, please leave feedback.</p>

<p>Used for a Year 7 class to teach the order of operations starting with the basics of just adding/subtracting and multiplying/dividing. I found this a useful way to introduce the topic, as from experience, students struggle to understand why they can sometimes perform subtraction before addition, when this is taught as BIDMAS alone.</p> <p>Included is a song if you click on the smiley face picture - it is very catchy - my year 7 girls have been known in previous years to dance to the track…</p> <p>Also included is a self-assessment rubric that could be used near the end of your teaching/before any assessment of the topic.</p> <p>If you like this resource please leave a comment.</p>

<p>Here is a starter I have made for students to discuss mathematical language using a 4 Pics 1 Word concept ( a popular app).</p> <p>Language includes ‘intersect’, ‘power’, ‘pi’ etc.</p> <p>Easily adaptable</p> <p>Bargain price for what I believe to be a great little starter activity.</p>