I like to use the grid method for expanding double brackets, and then I use the grid method “in reverse” to factorise non-monic quadratics.
To introduce this idea of working “in reverse”, I created these 2 worksheets. Students are already given the four terms inside the grid, and they have to determine what the brackets around the outside must be.
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