Ideal for first lesson back, reminds pupils of topics they have covered in a fun activity
broken into 4 rounds of 8 questions answers provided after each round
hope it helps start the year off well for you
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Aimed at KS4 and KS5 students (particularly those doing Cambridge IGCSE or Standard Level IB Maths)
Interactive revision quiz each slide has 4 possible answers (which are built into the powerpoint)
Great for voting systems or even just with a mini whiteboard
Answers included.
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This is taken from a resource by Tristan Jones. Have amended it to include the answers within the slides
Covers identifying products and sums, factorising when coefficient of x^2 is 1, when it is more than 1 and difference of 2 squares. Full examples and solutions given to all questions.
Useful for KS3 &KS4
credit to both DannytheRef and Pixi Maths whose presentations I have merged to make this.
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Linear equations with unknowns on both sides both positive and negative solutions
answers supplied and answer sheets
Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter
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Use knowledge of triangles and algebra to find missing angles. Reasons needed for answers
answer sheet provided
Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter
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16 question relay task aimed at KS3 pupils based around Christmas.
Covers a variety of topics, good as a revision fun lesson for the end of term whilst still having maths in it.
easy to adapt answers included
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Aimed at stronger pupils on GCSE/IGCSE and pupils starting year 12. Probably enough content for 2 lessons.
covers arithmetic means, nth terms, recursive and explicit terms
Also delves into sum of an arithmetic series (without referring to sigma, I intend to bring that in after geometric series have been done)
all answers are provided
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(have amended an error on this and added an extra discussion point)
Compound areas involving rectangles, squares, circles, semi-circles and triangles
2 worksheets one of which has hints one which doesn't
extension is a functional task involving the money and drawing a conclusion on whether there is enough money to do all the jobs.
Answers given hope it is useful
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Whole topic covered on similar shapes
Starts with lengths and scale factors moves on to links between scale factors for length area and perimeter.
The ppt can be used as either a single lesson or as two lessons as more than enough work in there for it.
Several discussion tasks built into the powerpoint
Worked examples, definitions worksheets (with full answers) and 2 treasure hunts which can run parallel to avoid having people follow each other as easily.
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Lesson based around scatter graphs
Starter is revision task based on pie charts, give each pupil 2 of the attached worksheet questions (cut it up and hand them out is the easiest option)
lesson covers plotting scatter graphs, correlation, predicting what a scatter graph would look like for differing situations,
Opportunities for peer assessment, self assessment and group discussions are built into the ppt
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Good for KS3 and foundation KS4
relay activity linking a variety of topics (angles, probability, area, surface area, solving equations, volume and similar shapes amongst them) with overall questions to be answered.
Challenging and ideal for group work
answers provided some with venn diagrams to show them
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please note I have now put the answers in the correct order
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Aimed at higher KS3 pupils, and C/D children in KS4 a relay activity based around Christmas.
covers a variety of topics so great as a revision task whilst being a bit of fun too
answers given
one thing I tend to do with these relays is give the kids 3 chances on each question, get it right first time get 2 points, if they get it on 2nd go they get a point, if they get it wrong 3 times they lose 2 points. I also get them to pick 2 questions before the start, they only get 1 go on each, if they get it right they get 10 points, if they get it wrong they lose all their points or a variation of this. Builds in a little more competition and stops them rushing to be the first finished.
I intend to do another relay aimed at younger pupils
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First presentation on simultaneous equations covering the elimination method.
Includes fully worked examples, thinking activities, paired tasks, discussion activity and practicing the tasks
All answers are included.
would work well with the simultaneous equations substitution
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