Stacked Bar ChartsQuick View
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Stacked Bar Charts

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A worksheet with questions about two stacked bar charts. The first few questions have hints for how to work them out.
Probability vocabularyQuick View
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Probability vocabulary

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A quick worksheet looking at the words “certain”, “likely” and “impossible” and some scenarios such as rolling a six-sided dice. Aimed at students new to English
Chemistry Paper 2 WalkthroughQuick View
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Chemistry Paper 2 Walkthrough

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A walkthrough of the first 5 questions of a past Edexcel GCSE Chemistry past paper - alternating a question with an answer, with some hints/key words for my EAL students.
Biology Paper 2 Walkthrough (first 9 questions)Quick View
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Biology Paper 2 Walkthrough (first 9 questions)

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The first 9 questions of the June 2019 Edexcel Biology Paper 2 broken down into a PowerPoint presentation for use as a revision lesson. Includes hints for how to answer the question, and key word definitions for my EAL students
SequencesQuick View
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Sequences

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A worksheet with sequences made up of 2 shapes. Students fill in what comes next.
Rounding ESOLQuick View
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Rounding ESOL

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Worksheet explaining rounding numbers to the nearest 10, the nearest whole number, and 1 decimal place, aimed at students with English as an additional language. Uses visuals and number lines
Percentages ESOLQuick View
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Percentages ESOL

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For teaching percentages to people with English as an additional language. Starts with converting 50% and 10% into fractions then moves to finding decimal multiplier.
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Sequences

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A worksheet using simple shapes to create sequences, where students fill in the fourth term. Aimed at ESOL students, but could work for primary too.
Quick Quiz - Times TablesQuick View
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Quick Quiz - Times Tables

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A short times tables quiz, ideal for a starter or warm-up activity. It also warms-up reasoning or problem-solving skills by applying times tables to work out problems like the number of chair legs in the room