Click here to download the resource I created this for my class. There’s quite a lot here. A starter, some example problem pairs, some activities etc. The usual. The main activity is a total rip off of an activity I saw on Jo Morgan’s resourceaholic, though (although there’s a strong argument to be made that… Read More »
Download the resource here Again, simple. There’s example problem pairs covering discounts/price increases and three exercises of questions. Not much more to say. Again, if you want to get in contact about collating these somewhere where people will actually see them, hit me up on Twitter. I’m @ticktockmaths.
Download the resource here The words I used in the TES description were ‘simple but comprehensive’. That’s what I’ve tried to aim for here. I’ve started with divisions that produce a decimal answer, which isn’t technically decimal division but I think is an important intro. Again, there’s not much to this, but what is there… Read More »
Download the lesson here This lesson needed an update. It was filled with so much faff before. I’ve cut all that away and now it’s just example problem pairs and questions. It’s not going to change the world, but its nice to get back into the swing of making resources.
Download the lesson here. It’s a double bill today. Not mind blowing stuff, but my old slides were in desperate need of an update. I think that’s most of solving linear equations done now (bar working with fractions which is going to be a biiiiiiiiiiig job). I wasn’t sure about what to add to this… Read More »
Download the lesson here. I only did ‘one side’ here. I figured it would be better to leave the two sides until later. Contains a lot of discussion slides. And some ‘correct the work’ slides. I don’t normally do ‘correct the work’ because I’ve had limited success with it in the past, but I’ve always… Read More »
Download the PowerPoint/Worksheet here I’ve massively overhauled my previous bounds PowerPoint, which I think was pretty poor and needed updating. Loads of stuff here. One of things I did was screenshot some of this and put it into mathigon’s Polypad, and use that website’s number lines to really try and dig into the understanding. There’s… Read More »
We’re back learning from home this week, and it’s given me a bit of impetus to clean up some old resources and make some new ones. Everything here is quite short and simple, but hopefully it saves someone a bit of time. Decimal Time Download the PowerPoint and worksheet here. I found when I was… Read More »
Download the resources here. I did the Sine Rule ages ago but never got around to doing cosine rule stuff. I think because the Mathspad activities are so good! I didn’t go much into labelling the sides (which maybe I need to in future) or putting it all together. I think I’m going to do… Read More »
Download the PowerPoint and worksheet here. I have, again, tried to avoid inspection by using slightly annoying numbers. I would suggest that calculators are a must for this resource. I also added the following page, which I really like. Hopefully questions 9 and 10 provoke a good discussion. I love a bit of direct instruction,… Read More »