Secondary maths collection
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Introducing right-angled trigonometry
Lesson presentations and activities
The PowerPoint is a full sequence of lessons on introducing trigonometry and how to use it. The Recording Ratios document is needed for the discovery lesson, and the Loop Cards are useful as a plenary to this topic of work. Let me know what you think.
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iwijenje4 years ago
Just what I needed at short notice
annamak4 years ago
Thank you
Robert Farquhar4 years ago
Thank you, an excellent resource, will be really useful for remote delivery
Two complete lessons with differentiated activities on discovering trig ratios at GCSE, including using a table of tangent ratios (before getting used to the calculator method). There is a practical activity to try as well as a problem solving activity taken from an OCR specimen paper. (The differentiation is labelled as shape groups from lowest ability to highest: triangle, square, parallelogram, trapezium, pentagon, hexagon respectively). Resources within the lessons are a mixture mixture of my own and other people's - happy to credit individuals if they let me know.
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joka_makram446 years ago
londonsecondary6 years ago
TES Resource Team7 years ago
Thank you for publishing your resource. It has been selected to be featured in a new secondary maths collection.
PowerPoint presentation to introduce the topic of trigonometry, either at KS3 or GCSE level maths. Includes background behind why we use trigonometry, some examples with answers, with a question for students to complete at the end. Includes a recap of everything learned.
Brilliant for students with no previous understanding of trigonometry, or those looking to revise/re-learn the basics.Reviews
kayleighannecharlton3 years ago
Easy to understand. Thanks
NP234114323 years ago
Nicely laid out and informative.
fabwonderfulsuper4 years ago
Perfect! Just what I was looking for. Thank you so much!
Complete lesson to introduce trigonometry and finding the missing sides. Hopefully you will find it of use. Please let me know what you think?
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scariddi4 years ago
Great images and position of triangles for our Geometry class. Thanks for sharing and saving me time in creating my own images. Love when we help one another.
kiranjha5 years ago
anneteasdale665 years ago
Excellent resource, just what I was looking for. Thank you for saving me time and sharing yours.
A bingo style activity to reflect on which trigonometric ratio to use given certain sides/angles within right-angles triangles.
To be used as a plenary to a start lesson or as a main reflection activity when putting trig ratios into practice.
N.b. I am an NQT so all feedback is welcomed for my shared resources.Reviews
kpugsley1a year ago
Thanks for sharing
Anon634582930909849505 years ago
proper
maryjaneosunga6 years ago
this is very helpful thanks...
Practice questions, homeworks and assessments
Used this for an interview lesson. Give a third of the group the sin sheet (print on blue), a third cos sheet (print on yellow) and a third the tan sheet (print on white). Get the students to measure the angles in the triangles and two of the sides (dependent on which sheet they have). Then get them to put the values into the calculator to discover the sin, cos, tan features. Introduce SOH CAH TOA and build from there. Updated with PDFs as requested
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wstep45 years ago
Thanks for sharing
Beakhe5 years ago
Thank you. I gave me the brilliant idea
C-REDHEAD6 years ago
Brilliant Powerpoint for introducing trig following on from pythag. - I was able to adapt it easily to use with both a foundation and higher class - thank you!
These two worksheets should be printed out. It has been scaled so that when pupils measure with a ruler each 'box' is 1cm x 1cm. Pupils take the required measurements and are asked if they have observed any similarities between O/A. The tan ratio is then introduced! Lots of calculator use is encouraged. Find out the tan of 30º, what about 45º? 1? What does that mean? Feedback would be appreciated as I am a student teacher.
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girlpower763 years ago
Great way to secure relational understanding of trigonometry as opposed to just a procedural approach.
TES Resource Team7 years ago
Thank you for publishing your resource. It has been selected to be featured in a new secondary maths collection.
sbatllor7 years ago
This is a worksheet that covers all 3 ratio step by step. good for student who need to process reinforcing.
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Jasonwatton75 years ago
great resource laying out all the things need to think about to solve a trig problem. Thanks
12325 years ago
Good for my foundation group. thank you.
miss shoes6 years ago
Excellent structured worksheet suitable for my foundation class. Thank you for sharing!
Suitable for KS4 and Core 1 revisionThe topic of Trigonometry from the Year 9 book of the Mathematics Enhancement Program. For information about these resources and an index for the whole collection please visit http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/CIMT.htm Keywords: Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Sin, Cos, Tan, Hypotenuse, Ratio, Pythagoras, Trigonometry, Right Angle Triangle, Angle, Theta, Elevation, Length, Height, Calculate, Functions, Formula, Inverse, SOHCAHTOA.
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henryclaisse4 years ago
This is an amazing set of resources.
Well done.becurious4 years ago
Great. Thank you for the share
jemvivi6305 years ago
thank you for sharing this!! ^_^
