Lesson PowerPoint on determining the equation of a straight line

Lesson PowerPoint of determining the midpoint of an interval

Lesson PowerPoint on finding the equation of a line

Lesson PowerPoint on determining the gradient of a line

A self checking loop scavenger hunt activity activity reviewing index laws, significant figures and scientific notation. Each card has an answer (top) and question (bottom). Cards are randomly placed on the walls around the room. Students can start from any card and complete the question. They then have to find the poster with their answer (top) and then complete the question on that card (bottom). Students can use the included recording sheet to track their progress. Students should end up at the poster they started at if they got every question correct. Hint: to save time and paper it is suggested you print and laminate the posters for future use.

A mathematics dictionary that translates mathematical terms from English to Chinese and Korean.

A differentiated worksheet for the concepts of Simple Interest and Compound Interest. Excellent activity for low ability students or students that require differentiation

An activity for students to use different words to describe the math operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Lesson Plan Teacher can cover the mind maps and have students do a “think, pair, share” activity to brainstorm some descriptive words for the operations. Then students can work on the independent worksheet wherein they need to read a description of a math operation then write the correct symbol.

A mathematics dictionary that translates mathematical terms from English to Spanish and visa-versa.

A lesson PowerPoint reviewing Surds and Indices * Rational and irrational numbers * Real numbers and surds * Simplifying surds * Multiplying and dividing surds * Adding and subtracting surds * Binominal products and surds * Rationalising the denominator * Index notation * Fractional Indices * Summary of index laws and properties

Here is a lesson PowerPoint on sketching linear equations on a number plane to be able to solve them graphically.

Lesson PowerPoint on applying the order of operations using the PEDMAS strategy

Topic review on the Mathematics Standard topic of Ratio, Rates and Scale Drawings including past HSC questions Learning Intentions: §Dividing quantities in given ratios § Calculating the scale factor § Using scale factors to find unknown side lengths of similar figures § Using scale drawings, building plans and maps Success Criteria: §Solve problems involving ratios §Solve problems involving scale drawings and factors

Topic revision for Mathematics Standard on Probability including past HSC questions Learning Intentions: §Review terminology used in probability §Construct tree diagrams §Use tree diagrams to find the probability of multistage events Success Criteria: §Understand the meaning of the terminology used in probability §Complete a tree diagram §Find the probability of a multistage event using a tree diagram (knowing when to multiply & when to add the probabilities).

Revision of the Investment and Loans Mathematics Standard topic including past HSC questions •Using compound interest formula to find the Future Value and Present Value •Comparing compounding with different time periods and interest compounding rates or comparing different investment types •Using graphs related to compounded to answer questions •Calculations with shares

A revision lesson to prepare for the topic of Perimeter, Area and Volume topic in HSC Mathematics Standard. Content includes; •The difference between perimeter, area and volume •Circumference and perimeter of circles and sectors •Applying the trapezoidal rule •Surface Area of cylinders •Volume of prisms and cylinders •Volume of pyramids •Capacity

Topic review of Working with Time topic for Mathematics Standard with past HSC question.

A quick introductory lesson with theory, examples and applications of congruency

An assignment based on collecting, organising and displaying data. Students will need to; * observe the colours of cars that pass by their home, school or nearby location * Place this data into a frequency table * Display the data in a dot plot * Answer questions based on their data from the dot plot * Construct a divided bar graph * Collect weather data from the previous week * Display the data in a column / historgram graph * Answer questions based on their graphs Marking rubric is attached

Simple word problems which allow students to determine which mathematical operation to apply in order to solve. An excellent resource to use to have students work on their mathematical language. The teacher could brainstorm different synonyms for the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division then provide the worksheet as an application. Students could then be asked to write their own questions.