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Shades of Meaning Template
These blank coloured shades of meaning templates are great for finding synonyms work. Includes 12 different coloured templates - created as tables on word so easily editable.
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Plotting Graphs, Anomalies and Calculating Mean
This resource is a lesson workbook with questions on:
Graph plotting
Spotting anomalies in graphs and tables
Calculating the mean of a data set
Key definitions (including variables, accuracy, precision etc)
Drawing lines of best fit
There is a full answer set for every page of the workbook. The workbook is designed to test how data is manipulated and displayed with an emphasis on spotting trends in data.
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Origins + Meanings Knowledge Organisers
Eduqas Religious Studies GCSE (Catholic, Route B)
Knowledge Organisers for the Origins and Meanings section of the course.
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Shades of Meaning Cards
Shades of meaning cards for expanding vocabulary.
Editable with blank cards included.
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Commas To Clarify Meaning
This resource contains a 50-slide PowerPoint lesson and a 12-page workbook on using commas to clarify meaning and avoid ambiguity (National Curriuclum: Years 5 and 6 Programme of Study: Using commas to clarify meaning and / or to avoid ambiguity in writing).
Using Commas to Clarify Meaning PowerPoint Lesson
This fully editable, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson explains how commas are used to clarify meaning.
Many examples are provided within the PowerPoint and pupils have the opportunity to identify where commas and pairs of commas should go in a sentence to clarify meaning. Pupils are asked to explain how the meaning changes with the addition/removal of commas. The PowerPoint also contains a link to a short video on commas to clarify meaning.
Using Commas to Clarify Meaning Workbook
The 12-page workbook includes one information sheet and eleven worksheets. Tasks include rewriting sentences and adding or removing commas to change meaning. Pupils also need to explain how the meaning has changed. Answers are included.
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Commas - 135 Slide PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains a fully editable and highly-visual, 135-slide presentation on how commas are used in writing. It focuses on:
commas to clarify meaning and avoid ambiguity
commas in a list/series
commas and coordinating adjectives
commas in direct speech
commas and subordinate clauses
commas and embedded clauses
commas in direct address
commas and fronted adverbials
commas and coordinating conjunctions
other use of commas
The PowerPoint clearly explains how commas are used and provides many examples and opportunities for pupils to identify where commas should be placed in writing. The PowerPoint also contains hyperlinks to short videos on - commas to clarify meaning, commas in lists and subordinate clauses.
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Mean Median, Mode and Range
A worksheet to practice mean, median, mode and range from a variety of data. The resource comes with worksheet and answer sheet.
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This resource contains a fully editable, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson on commas and how these devices are used to clarify meaning and to avoid ambiguity and confusion (National Curriculum: Years 5 and 6 Programme of Study: Using commas to clarify meaning and/or to avoid ambiguity in writing). It highlights the importance of the comma as a punctuation device in sentences. The PowerPoint also contains a link to a short video on commas to clarify meaning.
Many examples are provided within the PowerPoint and pupils have the opportunity to identify where commas and pairs of commas should go in a sentence to clarify meaning. They are also asked to explain how the meaning changes with the addition/removal of commas.
Please note that the watermark on the preview images is not present on the resource itself.
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Commas to Clarify Meaning - 12 Page Workbook
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Commas - 135 Slide PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains a fully editable and highly-visual, 135-slide presentation on how commas are used in writing. It focuses on:
commas to clarify meaning and avoid ambiguity
commas in a list/series
commas and coordinating adjectives
commas in direct speech
commas and subordinate clauses
commas and embedded clauses
commas in direct address
commas and fronted adverbials
commas and coordinating conjunctions
other use of commas
The PowerPoint clearly explains how commas are used and provides many examples and opportunities for pupils to identify where commas should be placed in writing. The PowerPoint also contains hyperlinks to short videos on - commas to clarify meaning, commas in lists and subordinate clauses.
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Quick ViewEduqas Origins and Meanings Revision
Eduqas Religious Studies GCSE (Catholic, Route B)
Various Revision Worksheets and powerpoints for the Origins and Meanings Part of the Course.
Revision Grids
Knowledge Organisers
Paper 1 Practice Questions
Paper 1 Revision - Misc
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Christmas meaning
Christmas: Has Christmas lost its meaning?
This is a fully resourced 1 hour lesson.
PPT: 22 Slides & Worksheet: 3 A4 pages.
Pupils have to define what is the meaning of Christmas and discuss it as a class. They will then watch a YouTube video and make notes of the learning mat provided. They will then take part in a class survey on whether they think Christmas has lost its meaning and create a pie chart using the results.
Included in this pack is a tutorial on how to create pie charts and our Christmas Emoji selector which is worth £2.40.
Have a very merry Christmas!
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Averages - mean, median and mode
A complete lesson for introducing mean, median and mode for a list of data.
Activities included:
Mini whiteboard questions to check pupil understanding of the basic methods.
A worksheet of straight forward questions.
Mini whiteboard questions with a progression in difficulty, to build up the skills required to do some problem solving...
A worksheet of more challenging questions, where pupils are given some of the averages of a set of data, and they have to work out what the raw data is.
Some final questions to stimulate discussion about the relative merits of each average.
Printable worksheets and answers included.
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Averages - Reverse and Combine Mean
In this presentation you have all that you need to engage and provoke deep thinking among students on Reverse and Combined Mean.
It covers
how to answer questions involving Reverse Mean
How to answer questions on Combined Mean
-How to solve to solve exam style problems involving Reverse and Combined Mean
• application of Reverse and Combined Mean in real life
Quick ViewCommas To Clarify Meaning
This resource contains a 12-page workbook ( one information sheet, eleven worksheets) on using commas to clarify meaning and avoid ambiguity and (National Curriuclum: Years 5 and 6 programme of study: Using commas to clarify meaning and / or to avoid ambiguity in writing).
Tasks include rewriting sentences and adding or removing commas to change meaning. Pupils also need to explain how the meaning has changed.
Please note that the watermark image on the previews is not present on the resource itself.
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You may also be interested in an accompanying PowerPoint lesson on using commas to clarify meaning.
Using Commas To Clarify Meaning - PowerPoint Lesson
This resource contains a fully editable, 50-slide PowerPoint lesson on commas and how these devices are used to clarify meaning and to avoid ambiguity and confusion It highlights the importance of the comma as a punctuation device in sentences.
Many examples are provided within the PowerPoint and pupils have the opportunity to identify where commas and pairs of commas should go in a sentence to clarify meaning. They are also asked to explain how the meaning changes with the addition/removal of commas. The PowerPoint also contains a link to a short video on commas to clarify meaning.
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Commas - 135 Slide PowerPoint Lesson
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Lesson for teaching the Reverse Mean
Full lesson with starter and three clear animated examples of how to find the reverse mean. Differentiated activity, with prompts to support students initially.
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Mean
Use these resources inside and outside the classroom, one-to-one, in pairs, groups, teams, and as whole class activities. These resources have been used in the UK, India and Africa as rich starting points, starters, plenaries, breakouts, extensions, inclusion and differentiation.
Proven in practice to boost confidence, increase resilience, securing significant and sustained results for a wide variety of students. Also proven to be beneficial for cover lessons, for Teaching Assistants and Trainee Teachers. Excellent for use in after-school clubs and at home as well.
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The Mean
Powerpoint: view in slideshow. Shows data collection from the class into a frequency table. Connects the mean of individual numbers with the frequency table. Explains the importance of the spread/ range. Shows examples of frequency table questions and gives student practice questions
Mean,Mode,Median,Range
Worksheets on finding averages. Includes finding averages from frequency tables .
Also includes questions on using the mean to find missing values.
Answers included.
Mean and standard deviation
This presentation focuses on what standard deviation really is. We look at some examples of data that all have the same mean, but where the variation in data is different. This enables us to see how the standard deviation can be useful and why we need to square the values before square rooting.
A good visual representation to enhance understanding of what the standard deviation of a set of data means.
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Mean Rate of Reaction - GCSE Chemistry Worksheets
This resource contains 5 worksheets for mean rates of reaction in rate of reactions that can be used in class or as homework to enable your students to practice what they have learnt in the classroom. The diagrams are simple to aid students to visually see what may come up in their upcoming GCSE exams.
These resources could used to check prior learning for your students so you can plan accordingly for future lessons. I hope your students find these useful either in the classroom or as revision.
Students will be:
Calculating the mean rates of reaction
Interpreting table data
Interpreting graphs
Drawing tangents of a curve.
We currently have worksheets for the following topics in Chemistry Paper 2:
Rate and Extent of Chemical Change
Calculating Mean Rates of Reaction
Le Chatelier’s Principle – Equilibrium
Organic Chemistry
Alkenes – Triple
Reactions of Alkenes – Triple
Alcohols - Triple
Carboxylic Acids - Triple
Chemical Analysis
Identification of Common Gases
Identification of Ions - Triple
Flame Emission Spectroscopy – Triple
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