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Algebra Menu
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Graphs, Probability & Handling Data Menu
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Number Menu
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Shape, Space & Measures Menu
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Investigations Menu
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Starters Menu
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Practical Knowledge & Equipment Menu
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Third Level Menus
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Angles; Circle Theorem Proofs; Geometrical Construction; Loci; Three-figure Bearings; Scale Drawing
Angles in a triangle
Angles in polygons
Parallel and intersecting lines
Three-figure bearings
Scale Drawing
Constructing a triangle
Constructing a 60 degree angle
Constructing a perpendicular bisector
Constructing an angle bisector
Constructing a perpendicular to a point on a line
Constructing a perpendicular to a line from a point off the line
Revision of construction
Locus of a point moving at a fixed distance from a fixed point
Locus of a point equidistant from two fixed points
Locus of a point equidistant from two lines
Examination style locus questions
Revision of loci
Angles in a semi-circle
Angles at centre and circumference; angles in the same arc
Alternate segment theorem
Opposite angles of a cyclic quadrilateral; exterior and opposite interior angles
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Mensuration; Trigonometry; Pythagoras' Theorem
Rectangle area
Triangle area
Kite area
Circle area
Circumference
Volume of cubes and cuboids
Volumes of prisms and pyramids
Pythagoras' Theorem in two dimensions
Simple trigonometry
Trigonometrical calculations
Three-dimensional trigonometry and Pythagoras
Sine rule
Cosine rule
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Properties of Shape; Transformations
Making shapes from congruent right-angled triangles
Isometric Drawing; Copying drawings of models made from cubes
Japanese Boxes; Accurate measurement, drawing & folding to create intricate box
Reflective and rotational symmetry
Explanation, demonstration and questions involving similarity of shapes.
Explanation and demonstration of tessellation of shapes
Enlargement of shapes using a centre of enlargement and scale factor; Demonstration
Further explanation, demonstration and questions on enlargement from a centre
Rotation given angle and centre of rotation; Finding the centre of a rotation
Reflection in the x-axis and in y = x
Translation and translation vectors
Combined transformations and their single transformation equivalent
Effects of enlargement on area
Effects of enlargement on volume
Revision: Effects of enlargement on area and volume
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Collection of like terms; Changing the Subject; Substitution into a Formula; Expansion and Factorisation; Sequences
Collection of like terms involving positive term: Explanation, questions and answers
Collection of like terms involving subtraction from a positive; Questions and answers
Collection of like terms involving subtraction from a negative: Questions and answers
Revision: Collection of like terms
Explanation and questions involving substitution of integers into simple expressions
Further work involving the substitution of integers into more complex expressions
Expansion across a single bracket using partition and box diagram
Expansion across a single bracket: 5 exercises ranging from all positive to all negative
Expansion across two pairs of brackets: Explanation and questions
Changing the subject by balancing equations
Changing the subject of a formula: Explanation.
Changing the subject of a formula; 30 questions involving simple linear equations.
Changing the subject of a formula; 70 questions involving brackets and indices
HCF leading to factorisation of algebraic expressions with positive terms
Extension of above factorisation to include negative numbers and indices
Finding the next three terms of a number sequence
Finding the position to term rule for a number sequence
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Solving Simple Linear Equations, Inequalities, Simultaneous Equations, Quadratic Equations and Polynomial Equations.
Explanation and questions for simple equations of the form 2n = 6 to 12n – 8 = 16
Explanation and questions involving more simple equations of the form 15n – 3 = 27
Explanation and questions for simple equations of the form 45 – 3n = 30
Explanation and questions for simple equations of the form n / 6 = 30 to 5n / 3 = 20
Explanation and questions for simple equations of the form 48 / 3n = 2
Explanation and questions involving equations with the unknown on both sides of the equals sign
Explanation and questions involving the solution of equations that contain brackets
Inequalities: Explanation and questions.
Explanation of methods used and questions related to “simple” simultaneous linear equations
Explanation and questions relating to more complex simultaneous linear equations
Quadratic Equations and Expressions: Factorisation and solution
Quadratic Equations: Special cases leading to difference of two squares
Quadratic Equations: Harder examples (Coefficient of x2 not equal to 1.)
Solution of Quadratic Equations by formula
Polynomial Equation: Use of differences from tables of values to identify polynomials
Using Polynomial Equations in Investigations
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Coordinates; Conversion Graphs; Averages
Pictograms
Bar Charts
Chart, with worksheet, showing weight against height
Temperature and rainfall graphs, including questions
Graph Paper
Coordinate Crackers: Coded corny jokes on a coordinate grid.
Coordinate patterns: An investigation into coordinates
Coordinate practice: Patterns from words
Five conversion graphs: in – cm; lbs – kg; F – C; $ – £; euros – £
Questions relating to conversion graphs
Pie Charts
Stem and Leaf Diagrams
Gradient and Intercept of graphs plotted from simple linear equations
Mean; Example of the calculation of the mean of a set of numbers
Mean, mode and median; Examples of calculation of all three averages
Frequency tables; Examples of drawing up and using frequency tables
Grouped frequency tables; Examples including modal class and median
Grouped frequency tables; Examples leading to the calculation of an estimate of the mean
Cumulative Frequency graphs
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Data Collection; Probability
Simple probability
Probability number line.
Listing outcomes
Equally likely outcomes
Tree diagrams
Simple bagatelle explained
Biased questions and samples
Data collection sheets
Questionnaires
Sample size
Sample type
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Fractions; Decimals; Percentages; Ratio and Proportion; Factors and Multiples; Two-Way Tables; Place Value; Upper and Lower Bounds
Two-way tables
Place value
Equivalent fractions: Explanation and work
Fraction of a quantity: Explanation and work
Changing fractions to decimals: Explanation and work
Percentage of a quantity: Explanation and work
Percentage profit and loss: Explanation and work
Cost price given percentage change and selling price: Explanation and work
Ratios in their lowest terms: Explanation and questions
Splitting quantities into given ratios: Explanation and questions
Direct and Inverse Proportion: Explanation
The Unitary Method in direct and inverse proportion : Explanation and questions
Factors and multiples: Prime Factors
Upper and lower bounds
Recurring decimals and their fractional equivalents
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Addition; Subtraction; Number Bonds; Multiplication; Division; Estimation; Number Sequences; Compound Measures; Word Problems.
Simple addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers
Addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers aided by use of a thermometer
Addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers aided by use of a number line
Number bonds to 10
Number bonds to 20
Number bonds to 100
Rounding to 1 significant figure and multiplying mentally
Multiplication by partition and grid method
Calculations based on multiplication grids
More calculations based on multiplication grids
Multiplication and division by 10, 100 and 1000
Multiplying decimals
Division of one number by another: Explanation and work leading to division by a two-digit number
Division by rounding and dividing mentally to provide an estimate of the answer
Finding errors in calculations by estimation
Finding the next three terms of a number sequence
Finding the position to term rule for a number sequence
Single-step word problems
Multi-step word problems
Compound measures: Explanation
Compound measures: Questions
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