An amended version of Suffolk Maths (www.suffolkmaths.co.uk) Great Elf Game suitable for use before the summer holidays. Same premise, but with ice cream rather than elves! Students from Y7-Y13 love it!!
Students investigate how height and distance change when you go round a ferris wheel, and accidentally/subsequently discover the sine and cosine graphs.
If you're like me and collate hundreds of electronic resources every year, then you'll probably benefit from having them catalogued in some sort of logical and efficient manner.<br />
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The attached resource is a library of folders structured in line with the new Edexcel GCSE 9-1, empty and ready for you to start sorting your resources!<br />
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Comments for improvement always welcome.
Students are tasked with completing the worksheet by asking their peers for the answers.<br />
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The Rules:<br />
1) You can't answer any of the questions on the sheet yourself<br />
2) You can only ask a person once<br />
3) You can't ask the teacher
An interactive set of slides summarising the key changes to the specification and examinations for the A Level Mathematics course starting in September 2017
Demonstrate how lines of symmetry and order of symmetry work in your classroom with these interactive displays. Includes pentagon, isosceles triangle, rhombus, kite, parallelogram and trapezium
Instructions:<br />
1) Students complete a tarsia puzzle with one piece missing.<br />
2) Students copy the information surrounding the missing piece onto the activity sheet.<br />
3) Students then complete the sheet with their own answers and/or questions for what could have been on the missing piece.<br />
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Extension task included
Students are tasked with completing the worksheet by asking their peers for the answers.<br />
<br />
The Rules:<br />
1) You can't answer any of the questions on the sheet yourself<br />
2) You can only ask a person once<br />
3) You can't ask the teacher