You might have used a different method, that’s fine as we have discussed many times!
More links tomorrow.
- Rounding quizzes (instant marking)
- Rounding handouts
Try looking up some of the rounding material – that was something that cropped up as a common theme from the revision tests.
White Rabbit
Link to AQA Web site with more revision papers. These are pdf files, you can click on the links to see the files load.
I’ve been running around like the White Rabbit from LLEWIS cAROLS Alice in Wonderland. I’m catching up now.
- YouTube about cancelling down to lowest terms
- Animation of adding fractions using the ‘quick’ method
- Another teacher’s Adding Fractions powerpoint
- More of those Equivalent Fractions questions
Watch out for something on Metric Units and sizes on Wednesday night
- Ratio Practice Sheet
- YouTube of a school teacher explaining ratios (not snappy but thorough and covers all you need to know)
- BBC Skillswise quiz on ratios (start with the easy ones!)
- Homework sheets for this week and some extra for half term will be available in the science lesson!
Hello All
Check back after Wednesday for a multiple choice practice quiz on everything we have done!
- Homework for 12th October [ a paper version is coming in Farhat's lesson ]
- BBC Introduction to decimals [ use the fact sheet to remind yourself, then try the worksheet with practice questions and then try the game ].
- The Fractions, Decimals and Percentages pages on the BBC Skillswise will be relevant for the next few weeks
- The BBC page on Rounding and Estimating will help – try the quiz as a follow up to the lesson today.
Click on this link for a quiz on some of the work we have done up to now.
- If you see a yellow bar in the top of the Web browser, you just click on the yellow and select ‘allow blocked content’
- The quiz selects 10 questions at random from 20 questions so you get some different questions each time you reload the page
- You have 20 minutes to answer the 10 questions! You can still check the answers after the 20 minutes, it just won’t score
- Let me know if you want more of these quizzes
Having had a look at the ‘four functions’ applied to whole numbers, and a bit of measuring, we move slowly into fractions. The links below will help you get ahead with what we need to cover…
- BBC Skillswise page on fractions
- A series of YouTube videos on fractions by a teacher from Manchester. These are good and worth watching, but you might want to wait until we cover it all in class.
Why metric units now? Because of the feedback on your diagnostics and because of the way measuring throws up powers of 10 and multiplying and dividing by 10.
