<p>Two minimalist scaffolded worksheets to aid the teaching/understanding of top heavy fractions using visuals.<br /> 1st worksheet: describing a fraction using improper and mixed fractions.<br /> 2nd worksheet: convert between improper - mixed, with shading shapes if needed.<br /> Both contain extension tasks.</p> <p>Created for/ used in an autism specialist school, so emphasis is on simplicity and clarity of visuals.</p>

<p>Simple scaffolded worksheet for dividing fractions, aimed at lower ability and SEN students.</p>

<p>Through colouring fractions of bars and comparing, students make better sense of equivalence.</p> <p>I made this resource for my class of year 8s in an autism specialist school, and it helped the more visual and lower ability students make the step up to finding equivalent fractions.</p>

<p>A simple, scaffolded worksheet for multiplying fractions, aimed at lower ability and SEN students.</p>

<p>Designed to complement the White Rose Maths year 8 SOW Multiplicative scaling topic.</p> <p>Direct proportion worksheet including double number lines.<br /> Direct proportion percentages worksheet including double number lines.<br /> Direct proportion backwards percentages worksheet including double number lines.</p>

<p>Two consecutive lesson powerpoints on direct and inverse proportion</p>

<p>Worksheets designed to reinforce the equivalences of fractions, decimals and percentages.<br /> Sheet 1: 50%<br /> Sheet 2: 25% and 75%<br /> Sheet 3: 10%, 20%, 30% etc<br /> Sheet 4: Advanced equivalents.<br /> Table: All key equivalents, fractions given</p>

<p>Simple worksheet covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, mixed numbers and improper fractions, and simplification.</p>

<p>Word doc mind map of all methods required for GCSE</p>

<p>A scaffolded and clear sheet for adding fractions, for low ability or SEN students.</p>

<p>Four powerpoints to be use consecutively:</p> <p>Simultaneous equations Substitution<br /> Simultaneous equations Substitution 2<br /> Simultaneous equations Elimination<br /> Simultaneous equations Elimination 2</p>