<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE Statistics Unit.</p>

<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE Perimeter, Area and Volume Unit.</p>

<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE Integer and Decimals.</p>

<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE FPD, Ratio, Proportion and Compound Measures Unit.</p>

An assembly used with Year 10 about perspectives and how they change someones thinking

<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE Algebra Skills Unit.</p>

These scrabble tiles can be used to help make a key word display. It can be a fun activity to get students to add words to your scrabble board and earn points like the game itself!

This display shows common mistakes students make, at the bottom of each sign is the corrected version of each rule. <br /> I printed these on A3 so they were easier to read

<p>Students need to check all the statements, find any mistakes and fix them. Answers are included along with an explanation of the misconception. A nice activity for revision or consolidation.</p>

<p>This is my take on a knowledge organiser after reading lots about them, they have a bit of a twist to traditional knowledge organisers as they include some worked examples, I have also made an assessment with it which I plan to use as a homework or class quiz. This one is for Foundation GCSE Solving Equations, linear, quadratic and inequalities Unit.</p>