<p>Give students (or pairs) the first sheet and ask them to sort the robots, they can be sorted by colour, name (alphabetical), height (integers), weight (decimals) or operating temperature (negatives).</p> <p>Give them one robot from the second sheet, this matches one of the others in different features, one for colour, a different one for name, a different one for height etc.</p> <p>There are now an odd number of robots and only one is repeated. You can now discuss which single robot represents the sample and so can discuss the meaning of the median and the mode. For numerical ordering you can discuss the range.</p>

<p>This is a simple excel spreadsheet that generates 10 quadratics (later problems are harder) that can be represented in completed square form using only integers.</p> <p>It also asks students to find the minimum, line of symmetry and equation of the tangent.</p> <p>There is a button to hide/reveal the answers.</p> <p>There is a button to generate a new set of questions.</p> <p>This sheet is easily printable.</p>