<p>A level 1 lesson where students plan a trip to Ikea</p>

<p>An hours lesson on fractions, decimals and percentages and their equivalence</p>

<p>Level 1 + MTP for Maths for the Workplace</p>

<p>for M5 - E1 Number, Money and Time<br /> Whole lesson plans with links to resources, to which I take no credit. Based on a no worksheet approach to sensory mathematics</p>

<p>MTP for E2-E3 Number, Money, Time Temperature</p> <p>Based on a sensory exploration</p>

<p>2 good ideas for introducing ratios to students, aimed at 16+</p>

<p>A link to a google map of Brighton with E2 level addition questions on it. You have to zoom in to find the answers and google facts. The yellow pins are the questions.</p>

<p>Can easily be adapted to use for subtraction too. Learners end up with their own equipment on top of a calculator to answer ten bond questions and eventually column addition.</p> <p>Need:<br /> a blank ten frame<br /> elastic<br /> beads</p>

<p>Looks at savants and other ways estimation is used</p>

<p>E3</p>

<p>Hook ideas for sequence lessons</p>

<p>You need a satsuma and a ten frame</p>

<p>Level 1-2 exploring metric and imperial units</p>

<p>Level 1 exam question styled lesson themed around planning a trip</p>

<p>Level 1 - level 2 functional business lesson</p>

<p>E2 - Level 2 functional plane lesson. How airlines make money. Weight and capacity and multiplication</p>

<p>A worksheet on fractions and ratios</p>

<p>Some problem solving to do with bonds to 5 and bonds to 10</p>

<p>A hook and a few questions aimed for E3 becoming level 1 students</p>

<p>A combination of work I have found on level 1-2 formulas</p>

<p>quiz to get use to using inequalities</p>