Venn Diagrams are a more recent addition to GCSE Maths and the new 9-1 syllabus. This popular resource is an excellent introduction to sorting numbers into Venn diagrams (with categories such as ‘Factors of 12’, ‘Prime Numbers’, ‘Multiples of 3’ etc) and then leads onto calculating probabilities based on the Venn Diagrams i.e. ‘What is the probability that the number chosen is more than 5 but not a multiple of 3?’ The resource contains… A worksheet sorting numbers into Venn Diagrams An extension task where students have to write their own categories Two worksheets where students have to complete a Venn Diagram and calculate probabilities An extension where students have to write their own probability questions This resource is ideal for recapping factors, multiples, primes and square numbers and a great way to introduce Venn diagrams to prepare students for problems on set theory.

This is a whole lesson on Introducing Venn Diagrams and Sets. It looks at what Venn Diagrams and Sets are and how to put data into a set and some basic questions. It comes with an excellent worksheet. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. This lesson is also great for home learning and flip learning. 19-slide presentation + supplementary resources. This lesson comes with: Starter Learning objectives (differentiated) Keywords key notation superb teaching slides (with custom animation) lots of examples to follow a Mini WhiteBoard proforma Excellent worksheet (with answer key) Plenary ALL LESSONS on Statistics in one BIG Bundle: Statistics: All Lessons ALSO: Please provide a RATING with written feedback Please email outstandingresourceshelp@gmail.com if there are any issues and we will respond within 24 hours Lessons are flat-packed (limited editing) for copyright purposes Thank you in advance for your support, purchase and feedback  #mathslessons #maths #secondarymaths #mathscenters #teachingideas #algebra #teacherslife #teachingkids #teachingmaths #mathsactivities #homeschooling #tesresources #teaching #mathsisfun #teachershare #teachertips #teachers #KS3 #KS4 #KS5 #igcse #gcsemaths

This lesson is demonstrates through worked examples how Venn diagrams can be used to obtain the probability of a given event. The lesson also has a worksheet attached.

A visual introduction to the intersection and union of Venn Diagrams Whole or part of a lesson. Included: **PowerPoint presentation: ** A step by step animated presentation to show how you can find union and intersection of areas using two circles. Example: P(A ∩B′) is made out of the shared area of A and B’. You can use it for an introduction or recap either as a class discussion or using mini whiteboards. Wokrsheet (editable PowerPoint and PDF for printing): Follows the slides of the PowerPoint, students shade in the Venn Diagrams simultaneously with the presentation or afterwards. A blank Venn diagram sheet is also included for your own questions.

The Earth and Moon Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast these two celestial bodies. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key. Clipart by: Artifex Ron Leishman Digital Toonage ToonClipart

The prokaryotes and eukaryotes Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast the characteristics of these two types of cells. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key. Clipart by: Cute and Clever

This was delivered to a low ability year 10 class. It is quite basic and missing some of the more complicated concepts dealing with Venn diagrams. This is a PowerPoint intent on explaining how to fill a Venn Diagram with examples. I tried to include the important things to include when completing a Venn diagram. There are some generic questions contained within the slides. Slides 1-7 were seen on lesson 1 and then I gave the class examples of this type. Slides 8-18 were seen in lesson 2 (after recapping the previous slides) and further examples of this type were given to the class. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated as this is my first resource I have uploaded.

Two A4 pages - Knowledge Organiser including Need-to-Know facts, Keywords, Exam Question, MathsWatch clip numbers, Common Misconceptions and worksheet links and Curriculum Flowchart. Second page clearly explains step-by-step the slightly more advanced Venn Diagrams - how to shade correctly. Aimed at KS4 students. Especially for schools who are using a knowledge based curriculum. Updated 22 November 2018

A Venn diagram for Reading, Writing and Maths in PowerPoint. To add your pupils just insert a text box where they need to go. This is a simple tool for class teachers to use to track the progress of the pupils in their class throughout the year.

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A couple of Venn Diagram exam style questions which both bring in areas of maths that are not probability.

A full lesson that looks at using and applying set notation in different ways, this builds on the work done on set notation in another resource. I have other resources available so please take a look in my area and feel free to leave feedback if they are useful.

A power point to help pupils to get to grips with drawing, interpreting and using Venn diagrams to calculate probabilities. This lesson also contains a worksheet with a range of different questions that could be asked in an exam but also an extension task to show pupils the types of exam questions that can be asked. The answers for the worksheet is on the PPT and the mark scheme for the extension is also attached.

Used for my GCSE Foundation Y10 class. Differentiated worksheet (3 levels of challenge, including real life examples) on venn diagrams, with answer sheet.

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This is just a simple worksheet of collated venn diagram questions that I found online (some from salamandermaths). I used it for a mixed ability year 7 set as a one off lesson with the aim of just getting them to understand how to use a venn diagram. Hope others can find a use out of it too! There aren’t any answers, sorry!

The Oceanic and Continental Crust Venn diagram graphic organiser is a great way for students to compare and contrast these two types crust. Includes two versions: Version 1. Students cut and paste labels onto the correct part of the Venn diagram. Version 2. Students write the correct statement into boxes on the Venn diagram. Also includes a bonus word search and comes with an answer key.

An introduction powerpoint and differenciated lesson resources (on the slides) to support the teaching of venn diagrams.

This resource comprises 7 worksheets with answers to give students confidence in dealing with sets. It is suitable for higher level GCSE students and those starting A-level statistics. There are some tough word problems that require resilience and possibly some algebra to solve. Three of the sheets focus more on conditional probabilities - the ‘given that’ type of questions that children often struggle with. The questions are worded in different ways to help learners see how sometimes the probability is being calculated out of members from a subset of the universal set. To provide revision on some basic shape properties there are two sheets about sorting triangles and quadrilaterals according to their properties. GCSE 9-1 reference P6 For more resources like this please visit the Skillsheets shop.