A ready-to-teach maths lesson that takes students from “what is a numerator?” to solving two-step word problems, all built around one simple rule: divide by the bottom, times by the top. What’s included 22-slide editable PowerPoint in a calm cream design with muted colours that’s easy on the eyes Matching worksheet in Word (editable) and PDF (print-ready) Full answer sheet for quick marking Lesson structure Do now and review: six quick warm-up questions on division facts and shaded fractions, with answers revealed one click at a time Learning outcomes and key words: numerator and denominator explained with a bar model Turn and talk: sharing 12 cookies between 3 friends, which links unit fractions to division I do, we do, you do: first with unit fractions (⅓ of 15), then non-unit fractions (¾ of 20), all modelled with bar models Checking for understanding: a multiple-choice question where each wrong answer points to a common mistake Plan for error: spot Sam’s mistake (dividing by the top) Word problems: money, cake slices, hours in a day, and a two-step challenge Stretch it: “Always, sometimes or never true?” reasoning task Stamp it and exit ticket: a summary of the method and three questions to check what students have learned Worksheet (4 parts, matched to the slides) Part A: Key words and bar models Part B: Unit fractions, with a stretch question Part C: Two-step fractions, with a spot-the-mistake task Part D: Word problems, with an always/sometimes/never challenge Why teachers like it Speaker notes on every teaching slide, with timings, prompts and common mistakes to watch for Clicks reveal answers one step at a time Fully editable, so you can change numbers, add your school’s branding or adapt it for your class Clean and uncluttered, which suits students who are put off by busy slides

A clear one-page revision sheet that teaches pupils how to use the bus stop method for short division. It is written in short, simple sentences, so it works well for KS3 or Primary pupils with a lower reading age, SEND pupils, and anyone who needs to go over division again. Colour coding is used throughout, so pupils can follow each step easily: Purple: the number you share by Orange: carries Green: the answer Ideal for: revision, homework, intervention groups, starters, sticking into exercise books, or displaying on the board. Format: editable Word document (.docx), 1 A4 page, soft cream background to make reading easier. Print ready.

A ready-to-teach lesson on finding any place on Earth using latitude and longitude. Latitude is colour-coded orange and longitude green on every slide and worksheet page, which helps students who struggle with reading. What’s included: 22-slide PowerPoint with speaker notes and click-to-reveal answers 7-page editable Word worksheet that matches the slides, with an answer key for the teacher Lesson content: Do Now retrieval starter The Equator, the Prime Meridian and the four hemispheres, taught through labelled globe diagrams Memory tricks and a catchy song to help students tell latitude from longitude Worked examples and practice reading and plotting coordinates on a world map Slides on common mistakes, plus mini-whiteboard questions to check understanding A stretch challenge comparing places near to and far from the Equator True/false exit ticket The lesson works for mixed-ability classes, with word banks and sentence starters for support and a challenge task to stretch higher attainers.

4 Animated slides Illustrated story Video link & Teacher notes Fully Editable

4 Animated slides Illustrated Story Video Link & Teacher notes Fully Editable

4 Animated Slides Illustrated Video links & Teacher notes Fully Editable

4 Animated slides Illustrated Video Link & Teacher Notes Fully Editable

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This is a ready-to-teach 15-slide PowerPoint lesson. It introduces division as sharing into equal groups and moves students on to the bus stop (short division) method. By the end of the lesson, students should be able to divide a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number and write any remainder correctly. Alongside with a complimentary worksheet.