Fairly basic set of 15 Qs to be used with flashcards, whiteboards etc. Covers integers with indices and algebraic expressions. Add/subtract rules. Useful as revision or building up to add/sub simple powers.

Quiz, loosely based on Deal or No Deal. #1 has brackets but easier numbers; #2 has (simple) algebraic fractions; #3 negative and decimal answers.\n\nThe player has an amount of money. The boxes contain algebraic expressions that say what that box is worth. So, if the player has £100, 2x+50 gives a box value of £250. \n\nIt could equally be played as a quiz between two teams or individual players trying to get the highest value box.\n\nOriginal idea inspired by CrazyTalk clips on YouTube linked by Keith Ennis.

Scaffolded worksheet on fractions of an amount using fairly simple quantities.

Short, scaffolded worksheet for adding and subtracting fractions. For low ability group