<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p> <p>Works best when printed on A3 paper.</p>

<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p>

<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p>

<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p>

<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p>

<p>Prime Factor Decomposition PowerPoint.</p> <p>Starter activity includes how to use index notation.</p> <p>Followed by prime puzzle and prime factor decomposition questions.</p>

<p>I designed this worksheet layout for an Ofsted visit and they praised it for differentiation.</p> <p>It allows pupils to deviate from the starting questions if they find them too easy or hard.</p> <p>There is an extension task for more able pupils and an opportunity for reflection at the end.</p> <p>This would also be suitable for cover lessons as there are examples to follow.</p> <p>This is an ideal main activity for 20 minutes of a lesson.</p> <p>Works best when printed on A3 paper.</p>