Lesson on how to draw the graphs of linear function. It has great quiz plenary who wants to be a millionaire. Involves understanding of key words.

This presentation uses excellent animation to explain conversion of numbers into standard form and vice versa. It covers: using place value chart to explain how to convert numbers more than ten (whole numbers) into standard form. using place value chart to explain how to convert numbers less than 1 (decimals) into standard form. converting standard form numbers into ordinary numbers. application of standard form in real life. ordering numbers in standard from

This presentation cover all that you need to know about Sums of numbers in standard form and its application. It uses excellent animation to explain the steps in summing numbers in standard from. It covers: multiplication and division of numbers in standard form exponents of standard form addition and subtraction of standard from Application of standard form in real life.

Horse Race Activity. This can be done individually by students as homework. Individual results to be collected by the teacher and a whole class activity conducted to explain some of the results of the individuals. Sample space diagram is also used to explain why some horses struggle while others have a good chance of winning.

Complete step by step explanation of Compound Measure - Density, Mass and Volume with variety of scaffolding examples to complex exam style problems. Carefully animated lessons to help students pull out details from questions and use appropriate concepts to solve them.

Use this game to engage your students while exposing them to different Circle Theorems problems. Suggested answers already provided.

Highest Common Factor and Least Common Multiple

Complete step by step explanation of Compound Measure – Speed Distance and Time with variety of scaffolding examples to complex exam style problems. Carefully animated lessons to help students pull out details from questions and use appropriate concepts to solve them.

Coordinates

Complete step by step explanation of Compound Measure - Pressure, Force and Area with variety of scaffolding examples to complex exam style problems. Carefully animated lessons to help students pull out details from questions and use appropriate concepts to solve them.

A 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire&' Quiz in PowerPoint with the context of rounding, working with squares and cubes. Ideal to be used at KS3 and GCSE.

Complete step by step explanation of Drawing Histogram (Frequency Density – Histogram with unequal class Interval), with variety of scaffolding examples to complex exam style problems. Carefully animated lessons to deepen understanding and provoke deep thinking. Drawing of histogram with unequal class interval Estimating median from histogram Estimating quartiles and interquartile range from histogram.

Complete step by step guide on how to use incomplete frequency table and histogram to fill in missing information. Different exam style problems carefully explained with excellent animations to deepen understanding and provoke deep thinking. Using incomplete tables and graphs to fill in missing information. Finding total of observation from histogram given frequency of one class. Estimating number of observations within given range on histogram.

Step by step guide to calculating Compound Percentage. The presentation differentiates between Compound growth and compound decay. It also covers reverse compounding and finding the missing number of years. Well animated presentation providing support for less able students. Students will understand and be able to spot compound growth and decay questions and answer them appropriately.

Step by step guide to calculating reverse in percentage. It gives clues as to how to spot reverse percentage problems. This presentation focuses on using the multiplier method. Well animated presentation providing support for less able students. Students will understand and know how to quickly calculate the multipliers from given questions and use them to calculate reverse percentages.

Step by step guide to calculating percentage of amount. Percentage decomposition method. Well animated presentation providing support for less able students. Students will understand and know how to quickly calculate mentally: 10% 5% 2.5% 1% 50% 25% 20% They will then use combination of the above rules to calculate any percentage in non calculator exam paper.

Step by step guide to calculating variety of percentage problems without using calculator. It provides table to help students spot: Normal increase in percentage Reverse percentage Change in percentage Compound percentage This presentation focuses on equipping students with skills and strategies to solve variety of percentage problems in non exam calculator paper. Well animated presentation providing support for less able students.

Step by step guide to calculating increase and decrease in percentage. This presentation focuses on using the multiplier method. Well animated presentation providing support for less able students. Students will understand and know how to quickly calculate the multiplier for increase and decrease in percentage from given questions the multiplier to calculate increase and decrease in percentage.