4.3336 reviews

I am a firm believer that 75% of behaviour issues in a classroom can be controlled through the resources given to students. I have worked with a lot of low ability classes where constructive work is essential. The scheme of work can be tough for pupils to access and I have had to really think about prior knowledge and breaking work down into manageable pieces. My aim is to make worksheets that cater for all, enable students to keep busy and progress from section to section.

Last updated

22 February 2018

Interpreting line graphs can be a tricky skill for students when the scale isn't straight forward. I have firstly focused the lesson on reading scales and working out divisions (what it's increasing by).

The second half is to apply this skill to interpret and access the sorts of questions they will come across.

Both worksheets are student friendly and are aimed at KS3 and KS4

The flipchart contains a starter, explanations and worksheet answers.

Please see my other lesson on plotting and interpreting line graphs.

Tes paid licenceHow can I reuse this?