It starts with expanding single and double brackets, and representing them with algebra tiles and the grid method. The worksheet then leads in to factorising with a fill the gaps task. It then finishes with factorising quadratics.
It is aimed at foundation students as there a no examples of when the x^2 coefficient is greater than 1.
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Very comprehensive worksheet relating the tiles to the grid method. Thank you!
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