This algebra resource tasks students with playing a Connect 4-style game of connecting four squares to learn about how to substitute in simple and more complex algebraic expressions.
Suitable for years 7 to 11, students can work at one of four levels:
Foundation – substitution into simple expressions
Developing – substitution into more complex expressions
Secure – applying knowledge of substitution in solving problems in different context
Exceeding – worded problems / functional skills problems involving substitution
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