Percentage change: increase / **This game is not endorsed by the US Show ‘Storage Wars’, but credit is given for the initial idea** Container Clashes Percentage Change Board Game Game Play: Players compete against one another to amass the most wealth over a predetermined number of laps around the board. Each player is assigned a trailer at random containing cash and merchandise in varying proportions. All trailers have the same initial asset value. As the players travel around the board they are forced to sell one item from their container each time they land on ‘Sell’. Each ‘Sell’ has a designated profit or loss that must be calculated in order to determine the sale price of the sold item. Each time a player lands on ‘Container’ all players can bid for a trailer item up to the value of the cash that they have available. keep the container items face down so that the players don’t know what they are bidding for! There are some good, and some bad so don’t get carried away and bid too much! There are 3 choices of game board: RED 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40 and 50% Profit or Loss AMBER 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 30, 40, 45, 60, 75, 80 and 90% Profit or Loss GREEN 2.5, 5, 7, 8, 9, 17, 28, 35, 64 and 97% Profit or Loss The winner has the highest total asset value at the end.

Area of a circle lesson. Includes animated PowerPoint, differentiated activities, card match and ‘Tick or Trash’ plenary. Starter: Circumference including challenge fraction of circles. Main: Area of a circle including challenge - calculate the diameter from the area. Plenary: ‘Tick or Trash’ plenary exercise.

Circle Theorem Rules Matching Activity Match 8 diagrams to the Circle theorem description. Differentiated activity - 3 options. 1) Match the cards 2) Match the cards and fill in key words. 3) Write the rules from memory.

#Christmas #number #bonds #20 Christmas number bonds to 20 activity. Hang the baubles on the tree to make 20. Cut and stick or laminate and reuse.

Simplifying surds problem solving activity A fun problem solving activity that covers simplifying surds. Simplify the surds on the outer two spinners and turn the discs such that adjacent surd values are equal. Add a third inner spinner or mix it up with blank spinners and get students to write on equivalent values. To solve the puzzle all answers should line up correctly (SET A). Or for a harder challenge ask students to fill in the blanks by thinking of their own questions (SET B). Blank discs are included (SET C) to mix and match with Sets A and B. A perfect starter activity, plenary or extended pair / group task.