Grade B worksheet. 1 side - compound interest. Room on sheet for it to be written on. Similar questions so worksheet is suitable for low ability higher classes. Side 2 - compound depreciation. An extension question on both sides to challenge learners.

EXPANDING A SINGLE BRACKET FACTORISING A SINGLE BRACKET EXPANDING A DOUBLE BRACKET

Lesson with mini exercises for students to complete

<p>the new GCSE is difficult for all learners. I have created a one mark booklet for the lower ability students. I have then created a two mark booklet as an extension for more more able lower ability learners.</p> <p>These booklets have been created by cutting out the accessible one mark questions from the practice papers mocks and past two examinations.</p>

<p>This is a paired activity. There are 15 activity cards containing common politicians. Each pair will receive one card. The cards are either red, orange or green. Green for the lower ability , orange for middle and red for more able. Individual challenge cards have yellow stars in the corner. Students are to work out the cards total. Students are competing to have the best politician and to find the card or cards that beat Donald Trump.<br /> Boxes that this ticks- differentiation, stretch and challenge, paired work, investigation.</p> <p>Excel answer sheet with the answers to be shown at the end. Also I have added on my lesson on expanding single brackets and solving the equation.</p>

This worksheet is for KS3/KS4 low ability. It introduces mean from a table with easy numbers. There is no grouped data in this worksheet.

This is a full lesson involving a recap of solving two step equations and expanding single brackets and them bringing them together to solve equations involving brackets.

Goes through each with examples and sections to try.

Expanding single brackets - Grade D Expanding double brackets - grade C Factorsing single brackets - grade D/C Factorsing double brackets - grade B

A Powerpoint with mini activities going from level 5 - 7.

Aimed at foundation. This homework is split into 3 parts. The first part is recognising percentages to decimals and fractions. The second is finding percentageof amounts. The third is one percentage increase and one percentage decrease.

I have designed 9 Pythagoras question cards. You can give these out one per person. You will need 2 or 3 copies. You can select a letter A-D and ask a student to answer it. Or if anyone is aware of 'Fix, mix, pair share' or 'Quiz, Quiz trade', you know what to do! It is a good plenary activity.

1 page finding MMMR of 12 sets of numbers. next page - work backwords given the mean - worded questions on MMMR - which MMMR method to choose All level5 page 1 can be non - calc

Multi choice starter. Children can work around the questions in any order. (Individual learning)

mini exercises. PowerPoint to go from level 4-6 good for a recap in KS4.

finding the mean calc and non calc. Mean form a table and a long homework or assessment.

This is a worksheet that progresses with difficulty. It begins with basic nth term sums. It inoles negative terms and then moves onto negative nth terms. I have used this with both KS3 and KS4. There is room for learners to put the loops on under each question. The Flipchart has the worksheet scanned in so learners can come up to the board to show their answers.

This is a worksheet with2 questions. The first question is mean from a table. The second is mean from a table with grouped data. This is to be used as a homework or pleanry to summarise learning. It also has a teacher assessment space to allow comments.

10 QUESTIONS MINI - 6 PER PAGE. Learenrs to attempt questions first 5 are basic. Next 3 are subtracts. Question 9 involves a negative and question 10 is a backwards question. This intergrates challenge.

expanding brackets<br /> balancing two step equations<br /> unknowns both side<br /> equations with fractions<br />

5 page assessment. 1 page is for feedback. 1 page is level 6 with questions on the nth term. 1 page is basic. 2 pages are previous GCSE questions.