Download the PowerPoint here Again, the language here. Finding a percentage change. It can easily be confused with changing by a percentage. I need to have a sit down and think about how I talk about the language here, and how specific I am. Especially with our EAL learners.
Download the PowerPoint/Worksheet here Lots of stuff here. I use the ‘work out 10% first’ method. I stole the mind map idea from Don Steward, who came up with the best tasks. I’ve done another Blooket, too.
Download the PowerPoint/Worksheet here I’m going through and updating my percentages PowerPoints so that I have all of percentages done and ticked off. Here’s the percentage of amounts with a calculator one, I’ll upload percentage of amounts without a calculator next. I like to separate the two skills. I also make a blooket. You can… 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.
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 »