Maths GCSE Number PowerPoint Lessons - Ratio & Proportion

Number - Maths GCSE PowerPoint Lesson Bundle

Bundle of 50 maths GCSE lessons on number topics. PowerPoint format included. All lessons have examples fully written out, MWB or learning check, at least one task and a challenge task. Remove orange squares to reveal answers. Lessons included in this bundle: Foundation 1. Place value 2. Ordering numbers 3. Four operations with decimal numbers 4. BIDMAS 5. Money questions 6. Better value 7. Exchange rates 8. Negative numbers in real life 9. Negative number operations 10. Factors, multiples, primes 11. Prime factorisation 12. HCF & LCM 13. Introduction to fractions 14. Mixed numbers & improper fractions 15. Fraction operations 16. Fractions of amounts 17. Mixed number operations 18. Reciprocals 19. Squares, cubes, roots 20. Rounding 21. Estimating 22. Error intervals 23. Introduction to standard form 24. Operations in standard form 25. Decimals, fractions, percentages 26. Percentages of amounts 27. Percentage multipliers 28. Percentage increase & decrease 29. Percentage change 30. Reverse percentages 31. Simple interest 32. Compound percentages 33. Growth & decay 34. Writing and simplifying ratios 35. Sharing ratio 36. Ratios as linear functions 37. Proportion ingredient questions 38. Direct & inverse proportion 39. Units of measurement 40. Compound measures 41. Mathematical reasoning Higher 42. Negative/fractional indices 43. Introduction to surds 44. Surd calculations 45. Expanding double brackets with surds 46. Rationalising the denominator 47. Bound calculations 48. Direct proportion 49. Inverse proportion 50. Bonus lesson - laws of indices Over 1000 slides in total. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: - Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life - Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide - Examples clearly written out (can be used as a revision tool for pupils who were absent) - Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty - Solutions for every question - Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload - All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics