Writing and interpreting formulae
Lesson presentations and activities
This is a 10 question starter/plenary to see if students can identify the difference between expressions, equations or formulae. Good with mini whiteboards or number fans. (multiple choice)
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Hareesha-046 years ago
Great resources
kooldude7 years ago
Great! Thank you for sharing.
DaveGale10 years ago
It's a good idea to check that students know the difference between these key ideas and can identify which is which. This resource is a simple way to do it and works well with mini whiteboards.
Use with mini whiteboards - get the students to write down the expression using algebra
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DavidIa year ago
Terrific resource. Simple but effective. Was going to do something like this myself but you just saved me half an hour :-)
vikkibushell6 years ago
kooldude6 years ago
This is fab. Thank you for sharing.
A visual way of introducing how to form algebraic expressions.
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spiderz7 years ago
ehoulding9 years ago
DaveGale10 years ago
This is an interesting approach to writing expressions and has a lot of potential for extension or simplification. Would be good to then get students to make their own versions of these.
Practice questions, homeworks and assessments
A quite basic sheet asking students to write formulae from given situations. For those who aren't overly keen on algebra!
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victoria_fadare3 years ago
Nice
WendyJaneSchofield5 years ago
Brilliant - just what I wanted
khoyrulalam6 years ago
Exactly what i needed. Thank you
Pupils create equations from worded scenarios. The Powerpoint has a number of examples to use which you will need to write on, as well as a starter, plenary and worksheet with answers! :) If you like this resource then please check out my other stuff on here!
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ajokemoni263 years ago
Very useful resources. Thanks for sharing.
Maiatotadze6 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing
syniadmawr6 years ago
Very helpful, thank you.


























