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Expanding Brackets Mastery style using algebra tiles bundle
This is a bundle of 3 lessons focusing on expanding brackets using a mastery style of lesson by using algebra tiles.
Lesson 1: Expanding single brackets
Lesson 2: Expanding quadratics introduction
Lesson 3: Expanding quadratics when the coefficient of x is more than 1.
Each lesson is a complete lesson and includes:
Do it now with answers
Fully animated modelled examples using algebra tiles and linking this to grid method
I try, you try examples
Student tasks linking to AO1, AO2 and AO3 style questions. (Most answers provided)
Multiple choice AfL questions
Review questions for each lesson
Any feedback is welcome and any questions please ask.
You can check out these lessons individually if you prefer on my resources.
Please check out some of my other similar style lessons.
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Solving simultaneous equations introduction - mastery style using bar models BUNDLE L1-5
This is a series of lessons designed as a visual introduction to simultaneous equations. The bundle of lessons consists of four lessons and a mini assessment at the end.
The lessons are structured as follows:
Lesson 1 - Positive coefficients which are the same
Lesson 2 - Negative and positive coefficients that re the same
Lesson 3 - Different coefficients
Lesson 4 - A summary with mixed questions and problem solving
The lessons includes fully animated examples to make concepts clear, true/false tasks and looks to link in some decimals and fractions within the main tasks. The lesson has taken inspiration from a mastery style and starts off heavily focusing on using visual bar models to represent the simultaneous equations and later on looks at how we can write this algebraically.
The bar models are used to make concepts clear to students but gradually removed and the links between the diagrams and algebraic methods are made explicit.
There is a plenary review all of the topics covered. A mention must be given to Pixi Maths as there are two slides at the beginning of L1 which were excellent and borrowed from a Pixi Maths PPT.
Hope this is useful, please leave a review if it is or any constructive criticism.