E Galloway

5 Lessons (50 slides) covering basic fraction identification, equivalent fractions, ordering fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers, and number sequences using fractions. Each lesson has a corresponding worksheet with answers that has been differentiated into 3 levels. 1 dot = lower ability 2 dots = middle ability 3 dots = higher ability The worksheets aim to support practice of skills, making the more mundane skills more fun, and provide a gradual increase in challenge. All worksheets

A sequence of 4 lessons on different aspects of data - tables, two-way tables and line graphs. The Smart Notebook slides are classroom ready with questions and activities in the slides. Each lesson has a set of differentiated worksheets that correspond. Each set has answers. Differentiated: 3 dots = higher ability, 2 dots = middle ability, 1 dot = lower ability

This lesson sequence aims to take fractions back to basics. Lesson 1: ‘What is a fraction?’ Fraction identification. Lesson 2: Equivalent Fractions. How to find equivalent fractions, simplify and reason. Lesson 3: Ordering Fractions. How to order fractions from smallest to largest or largest to smallest. Finding equivalent fractions to help order. Lesson 4: Improper fractions and Mixed Numbers. What they are and how to convert between them. Lesson 5: Number Sequences using fractions. How to coun

Data lessons on tables, two-way tables and line graphs presented in Smart Notebook. It includes 4 lesson presentations including WALTs and Success Criteria in the slides, all ready to be used with your class. It gives some basics for a unit of work on data and it is fully editable. The aim of these lessons is to break down each data collection/displaying method into simple language so that it is easy to follow. Lesson 1 - Simple Data Tables. This goes through the features of a table and practic

This set of worksheets are related to the poem 'The Lady of Shalott' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. There are 3 worksheets progressing through the parts of the poem intended to drive discussions about the poem's rhythm, rhyme and imagery. The questions are of a higher level and would go well with lessons specifically focusing on the purpose of rhythm and rhyme in poems. This file comes with answers (though these are variable, as with all poetry) and there is an editable version. Please note: The poe