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Algebra
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All new resources are now accessed through the relevant interactive scheme of work, but some are still listed below.
Projector Resources
- Algebraic expressions: A Year 7 'Bring on the Maths' activity looking at simplifying expressions
- Algebraic fractions: Suitable for GCSE higher groups, this PowerPoint task looks at manipulating algebraic fraction equations
- Equations: An interactive spreadsheet that very clearly demonstrates the idea of keeping equations balanced until you arrive at the correct solution
- Equations: A KS3 Top-up 'Bring on the Maths' activity looking at solving equations
- Equations: A PowerPoint slideshow focussing on constructing equations
- Proof: This PowerPoint slideshow is suitable for GCSE higher groups
- Sequences: A general revision PowerPoint looking at graphs and sequences
- Simultaneous Equations: Although this slideshow starts by looking at magic squares, it soon develops into simultaneous equations. The square involving x and y has a magic total of 150. The one with as and bs has a total of 15. Try it!
Worksheets
- Equations: Choosing the most efficient method to solve quadratic equations. Use of graphic calculator to sketch solutions.
- Equations: Using arithmagons to construct and solve equations
- Equations: Starter OHT. Factorise these quadratics.
- Expressions: Using area to introduce multiplying out brackets
- Graphs: Investigating transformations of graphs using a graphic calculator.
- Graphs: Investigating properties of straight line graphs using Autograph
- Graphs: More challenging Autograph questions. Both these worksheets can be adapted for other software or graphic calculators
- Graphs: Good computer room activity - use graph-plotting software to match the given graphs
- Indices: A simple OHT to recap the laws of indices
- Real-Life Graphs: A 'decsribe the race' activity based on the hare and the tortoise story
- Sequences: Worksheet based on Numeracy Strategy ideas. Spreadsheet extension.
- Sequences: A frame to help weaker students when finding the next term in a sequence, or the rule for a sequence.
- Sequences: Using a spreadsheet to construct sequences
- Simultaneous Equations: Introducing this topic by the graphical method
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