Secondary maths collection

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    Sharing in a ratio

    Lesson presentations and activities

    • A lesson with exercises on sharing ratios in a quantity. There is some key ratio questions at the start, which leads into more difficult questions modelled. There is time for pupils to work individually. Best buy problem at the end gives students an opportunity to work together and apply their knowledge of ratio and proportion. Please use and let me know what you think.

      • KS4 Ratio & Proportion - Sharing in a Ratio.pptx

      Reviews

      ktibs2 years ago5

      Just what I needed!

      ColinDeanoDean3 years ago5

      Marvellous! The visual representation is particularly helpful too. Thanks for sharing it.

      MathsBelongsToAll4 years ago5

    • A KS3 PowerPoint activity with 10 multiple choice questions on sharing in ratios.

      • ratio.pptx

      Reviews

      badger55157 years ago5

      TES Resource Team7 years ago5

      Thank you for publishing your resource. It has been selected to be featured in a new secondary maths collection.

      philipeden13 years ago4

      Great little starter on ratio. Each question comes with four multiple choice answers and then the correct answer is revealed. Could be used in a group/team competition.

    Practice questions, homeworks and assessments

    • This worksheet requires students to share in ratio using the fraction of a number method (as opposed to add, divide, times) but can be done either way. The questions progress to harder ratios and then worded questions. Also a plenary on sharing one amount in different ration and matching them up. Either print it out or use on the IWB.

      • Sharing in Ratios v2.pdf
      • ratio sharing plenary.pptx

      Reviews

      maryjanebagshaw5 years ago5

      Thank you for sharing a great resource

      viciwakeham6 years ago5

      badger55157 years ago5

    • Influenced heavily by this fantastic resource: http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/Ratio-robberies-6321722/ ***altered the STAR Labs ratio as part of the question was originally written in a white font and didn't show***

      • Superhero Ratios(1).pdf

      Reviews

      WIL3605 years ago5

      I have used ratio robberies for all year groups, the pupils love it. This looks like it will be better for Y7 and 8; due to the super hero aspect. Thank you for sharing.

      gregdavis6 years ago5

      Great for revision for year 8, very similar to another resource called Ratio Robberies

      hboz2066 years ago5

      Thank you for sharing. Great resource.

    • Powerpoint and differentiated worksheets for ratio. The worksheets are identical bar the bingo sheet which is subtly different on each. Worksheet 3 should win bingo first.

      • Differentiated Worksheet 1.docx
      • Differentiated Worksheet 2.docx
      • Differentiated Worksheet 3.docx
      • Differentiated Worksheet 4.docx
      • Ratios - Lesson.pptx

      Reviews

      holly_pickerilla year ago5

      Great powerpoint!

      MrsCoh2 years ago5

      Thank you

      hankboot2u2 years ago5

      Excellent. thank you.

    • KS3 / GCSE Ratio Dividing a Quantity Worksheets: One is a Ratio Dividing a Quantity Matching Cards and the other gives exam style questions. These can be printed out or used on the IWB.

      • Number 7.3 - splitting in a given ratio questions.rtf
      • Number 6.2 - Ratio Dividing a Quantity Matching.doc

      Reviews

      sherlymanu5 years ago5

      londonsecondary6 years ago5

      m_t-barima237 years ago5

    • Rubbish name, I know, but I was void of linguistic creativity when I made this. A ratio activity with an end point - practise your ratio skills to find out who serves the longest time in prison. (Re-uploaded 22/01/2013. Found an annoying grammatical error in the body of text!)

      • Ratio Robberies.jpg

      Reviews

      BEEBUMBLES3 years ago5

      Thank you so much - an excellent resource! I used it with an able Year 6 and they loved it!

      Catsoup5 years ago5

      Fabulous resource! my Year 6 kids got really into it, then we made our own with kids from the class as the robbers!

      kayharding6 years ago5

      'Rubbish name' forgiven … an excellent resource