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Rearranging Formula
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Rearranging Formula

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An overview of Rearranging Formula with questions progressing in difficulty. Can be used to assess students current understanding/starting point before starting the topic. This can also be used to show progress made if re visited at the end of the topic.
Solving Equations
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Solving Equations

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An overview of solving equations with questions progressing in difficulty. Can be used to assess students current understanding/starting point before starting the topic. This can also be used to show progress made if re visited at the end of the topic.
Collecting Like Terms
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Collecting Like Terms

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An overview of collecting like terms with questions progressing in difficulty. Can be used to assess students current understanding/starting point before starting the topic. This can also be used to show progress made if re visited at the end of the topic. Students can also RAG each question to indicate how confident they feel as the difficulty increases.
Easy Peasy Lesson Plan
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Easy Peasy Lesson Plan

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Simplify your planning process with this quick and easy lesson plan template, designed to incorporate Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction while encouraging you to plan with the end in mind. This is a complete time saver for busy teachers, ensuring your lessons are structured, effective, and purposeful.
Simultaneous Equations Lesson
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Simultaneous Equations Lesson

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Smart notebook lesson including paired example problems, space for clear modeling and opportunity for students to complete deliberate practice in line with Rosenshines principle of instruction.
Equation of a straight line lesson
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Equation of a straight line lesson

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Smart notebook lesson including example problems, space for clear modeling and opportunity for students to complete deliberate practice in line with Rosenshines principle of instruction.