A murder has been committed! There are 32 suspects; and one of them is guilty. Using your powers of deduction; can you crack each of the five coded clues to reveal the identity of the killer?
Students must analyze five pieces of evidence to eliminate nine of ten suspects. Ideal as an end of topic activity; students need to peform operations with fractions; ratios and decimals and also...
This lesson will start with reviewing simplifying fractions and then ask students to represent real-world situations as fractions. Students can follow the PowerPoint with the structured notes...
Math lesson resource pack focusing on breaking down the problem solving process. Includes detailed lesson plan with suggestions how to use the PowerPoint and the activity sheets. The word problems...
This is the first lesson of a unit series on the order of operations. This lesson is an exploration around the order of operations with practice. The goal for this lesson is for students to...
My classes love these: -I get relays printed in sets+laminated.-students work in pairs;run out to my desk;get Q1;attempt to solve it+use a whiteboard pen to write the answer on the card. -They...
This lesson is the third part of the entire unit and the first of two lessons where students will start writing algebraic expressions. This lesson is designed to develop students' ability in...
Treasure hunt - students have a handout full of algebra questions they have to answer and to find the answers around the classroom/corridor/school and write the corresponding symbol.
A whole unit on The Very Hungry Caterpillar This includes a food diary; sequencing; menu; initial sounds and more. Appropriate for Early Childhood Education (Pre-K and younger). ECE-TE, ECE-TE-in...
