An introduction to ordering negative numbers. Suitable for year 7, or low ability KS3 classes. Lots of discussion and tasks throughout.

Introduction/recap on multiplying and dividing with negatives. Lots of different tasks for students to try, practising their negative number understanding. Ideal for KS3.

A well presented fully animated PowerPoint lesson, introducing how to calculate the area of circles. *could be used for remote learning.

Introduction into writing expressions and then substituting into those expressions. Packed full of examples, thinking opportunities and tasks, all answers included. Ending in substitution BINGO. Fully animated and engaging.

An introduction lesson to simplifying expressions containing add and subtracts.

Lesson introducing solving two step equations, fully animated showing the balance method. Full of worked examples, and tasks. Could be used for remote learning.

Introduction to solving one step equations, suitable for KS3. Full of examples, discussion tasks and practise questions.

Introduction to writing large and small numbers in standard form. The lesson is full of fully animated examples, tasks and accompanying worksheet. There is also a game of BINGO and catchphrase to finish.

This is a sequence of algebra lessons, carefully planned to engage KS3 students. (could be used with foundation KS4 students) Within this sequence of lessons, the lessons are: 1)Writing expressions 2)Simplifying expressions 3) Simplifying expressions with multiplying in 4) Using brackets (expanding) 5) Substitution (basic) 6) Formulae substitution 7) Solving simple equations (one step) 8) Solving equations (two step) 9) Problem solving with equations 10) Solving equations 2 (unknowns on both sides of the equals) 11) Expanding difficult brackets 12) Solving equations with brackets 13) Angles and Equations Each lesson is fully planned and scaffolded, with printable resources and interesting activities. The lessons are fully engaging and differentiated to meet the needs of mixed ability classes, as well as setted groups. Although a set of sequenced lessons, each individual lesson could be used on its own, as a stand alone lesson.