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Simultaneous Equations Worksheets for GCSE Maths This worksheet features GCSE questions for simultaneous equations, and comes with an answer sheet. Find more of Claire’s resources on her TES page clairemooneyuk@yahoo. Browse more simultaneous equations questions.

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Simultaneous equations puzzle – KS3/4 picture-based puzzles This lesson features simultaneous equations puzzles that involve students solving picture-based questions without using formal algebra. Simultaneous equations feature more than one unknown, and more than one equation. The idea is that the following lesson, they can look at equations given algebraically and see how it is effectively the same thing. Simultaneous equations puzzle learning […]

How to Solve Simultaneous Equations Graphically PowerPoint for KS3/4 Maths – with Questions and Answers This KS3 or GCSE PowerPoint activity has a couple of simple slides showing what we mean by solving simultaneous equations, and how to solve them graphically. There are some questions and answers at the end. It assumes students can plot y=mx + c style equations. Ben Cooper is a maths teacher in Birmingham. You can […]

Simultaneous Equations Worksheet for KS4 Maths The objective of these KS4 maths algebra worksheets is to be able to solve simultaneous equations. It’s a simple simultaneous equations worksheet, with starter, main and extension. The starter has negative number questions and solving simple linear equations. The difficulty is staggered in the main bit. The extension is a worded simultaneous equation. Ben Cooper […]

How to Solve Quadratic Simultaneous Equations PowerPoint for KS4 Maths This is a walk-through of how to solve simultaneous equations where one is linear and the other is quadratic. There is also a starter activity that gets students to practise factorising. Ben Cooper is a maths teacher in Birmingham. You can find more of his resources on his TES Page bcooper87, and follow him on […]

Simultaneous Equations Worksheet for KS4 Maths – Streaker at the Cricket Activity! Find the equation of the line and the circle, then calculate the points where the streaker crosses the boundary. Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which you can find on his TES shop. You can also follow him on Twitter at @andylutwyche. Browse more simultaneous equations questions.

Real-World Simultaneous Equation Example Worksheet for KS3/4 Maths – Save Our Satellite Trying to find a maths in real life example of where we might solve simultaneous equations graphically I came up with this. Students have to plot to linear graphs and find the point of impact. You could bring in Pythagoras and find out if the two bodies were travelling at the same speed would they […]

Exploding Simultaneous Equations PowerPoint for KS4 Maths – Including Linear and Non-Linear Equations This is a set of six sheets of increasingly difficult simultaneous equations designed to make students think and discuss how to work through their solutions by giving them different parts of the process. They include simultaneous equations that involve a linear and a non-linear equation. This is also designed to stretch at GCSE or could […]

Supply Teacher Feedback Form A great little form for either supply teachers or teachers preparing for their cover. It has simple headings that help teachers pick out the key information needed for a good handover between professionals, so that everyone knows what is meant to be happening and what has happened. The Feedback Form includes: Emma Middlemiss has over […]

Contraception and STIs lesson plan

STI lesson – Get the message across about contraception and STIs Discussing contraception and STIs is never easy – but these ideas should help get the message across. Parents talk about ‘having that difficult conversation’ and it is evident that some feel extremely uncomfortable about speaking with their offspring about sex and any related associations. It is not necessarily that teachers feel any more at ease […]

Simultaneous Equations and Graphs Lesson for KS3 and KS4 Maths This full lesson introduces solving simultaneous equations using graphical methods. The starter is a kinaesthetic activity where pupils order themselves according to the value of the expressions they are holding (answers and values to substitute are shown on the board). For the main activity they pick out graphs to find pairs of solutions to (at […]

Advanced Trigonometry for KS3 and GCSE Maths – 3D Trigonometry, Pythagoras and Sine/Cosine Rules This resource covers 3D Trigonometry, 3D Pythagoras, angles between a line and a plane, angles between two planes and sine/cosine rules. KS3 Maths Curriculum Area Geometry and measures Use the properties of faces, surfaces, edges and vertices of cubes, cuboids, prisms, cylinders, pyramids, cones and spheres to solve problems in 3-D. Dr Frost is a […]

Graph Sequences – Grades F to C for KS3 / KS4 Maths From drawing the next pattern to finding the nth term of an arithmetic sequence. KS3 Maths Curriculum Area Algebra Generate terms of a sequence from either a term-to-term or a position-to-term rule Recognise arithmetic sequences and find the nth term Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which […]

2018 World Cup Country Factfiles – Printable PDFs for all 32 Teams This PDF resource features a country factfile of all 32 national football teams competing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia this June and July. Each country file includes the nation’s flag, its name in its native language(s), geography facts such as continent, area, population, capital city, most populous cities, major language(s), most common […]

Advert Maths – Units of Measurement Worksheet for KS3/4 This KS3/GCSE worksheet with answers uses the famous old ‘Accrington Stanley, who are they?’, ‘Exactly’ advert for milk. I have based some measures conversion on the things that appear. It includes simple conversions, metric to imperial and area conversion. The video for the advert is on both the Notebook and PowerPoint versions of the resource. […]

KS4 Biology Lesson Plan – Take a Scientific Look at the Sweet Danger of Sugar Increasingly, scientists believe we are consuming far too much sugar. Some even suggest that sugar is the greatest threat to human health, taking its toll on our bodies through obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The Government reports that a third of children aged two to 15 are overweight or obese. This also threatens our economy […]

KS4 Maths Lesson Plan – Use Ratio to Work out How to Carry Enough Food to Stay Alive in the Desert Working out how to carry enough food to stay alive in a challenging environment poses interesting problems. In this lesson, students use their knowledge of ratio to make sense of a real-world scenario in which enough food must be carried into the desert to allow a group of people to survive for a certain length […]

KS4 English Literature Lesson Plan – Let Students Play the Role of Examiner to Make Crucial Contextual Links about Texts With the new GCSEs, the expectations for candidates to understand the world surrounding an extract are higher than ever before. On top of this, exam and comprehension questions are designed to assess learners’ understanding of specific themes within already-challenging texts. In order to ensure that students are responding to a text, sessions can be planned […]

LCM and HCF Loop Cards for KS3/4 Maths This download contains four sets of cards. Students choose a set and sort them into order by answering the questions. Then they try to do it faster using a different set, which has a different sort order. The cards can either be used by individuals, pairs or small groups. My favourite use is for two […]

Santa’s Streamlining – A Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) Activity for KS3/4 Maths Santa wants no wastage this year so work out the smallest amount of each group of toys that are made in different sized batches. Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which you can find on his TES shop. You can also follow him on Twitter at @andylutwyche.

Christmas maths activity

Christmas maths activities – Lowest common multiple Use these Christmas maths activities with your class this December… I am organising a Christmas party, but I don’t like anything to be left over. I plan to give each guest one of each of the a variety of Christmas party themed items. What is the smallest number of guests I should invite so that […]

Phineas and Ferb HCF and LCM – A KS3/4 Maths Activity Five HCF and LCM functional questions using the characters from Phineas and Ferb. All put together in a PowerPoint and including answers. Now with a link to the Phineas and Ferb theme tune! Andy Lutwyche is a purveyor of mathematics and a producer of resources, more of which you can find on his TES shop. You […]

Prime Decomposition, HCF and LCM, for KS3/4 Maths Calculating the HCF and LCM of 2 (or more) numbers by using Prime Decomposition and Venn Diagrams. Includes some worded questions and follows on from the other Prime Decomposition lesson I have on the TES site. Download includes one PowerPoint file and two word documents (questions and answers). Owen134866 is a TES Resource Contributor of […]

Highest Common Factor (HCF) Treasure Hunt for KS3/4 Students are given a pair of numbers and asked to find the highest common factor. There are 10 questions in total. Comes as an editable text document and as a PDF. Find more resources from Simon Murphy at his TES shop and follow him on Twitter at @cyprusboro.

KS4 Chemistry Lesson Plan – Engage Learners by Investigating the Science Behind Plastics Polluting the Oceans Reality check – 2.2 million tonnes of single-use plastic packaging waste was generated in 2014. In that year 842,000 tonnes was recovered and 800,000 tonnes was exported for recycling. A total of 500,000 tonnes went to China. However, China has now changed its rules vastly reducing importing plastic waste and plastic is already building up […]

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