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My class loved this Enigma machine themed code breaking investigation. It requires pupils to be able to simplify fractions, compare fractions changing the denominator and adding fractions with the same and different denominators. A fun way to assess learning and links well to your history lesson if you're doing WW2. I've listed this as a 1 hour lesson but you could split each word of the code into a different lesson working on a different fraction concept. Concepts covered are: Equivalent Fracti

Ideal lesson starter or revision aid covering basic (full stops, capital letters etc.) and advanced punctuation (commas, semi-colons etc.) and key grammatical terms (conjunction, article, noun, verb etc.) The five pages include 12 different bingo cards, clues and numbered check grid.

An introduction to Pi, the terms radius and diameter and calculating the circumference of a circle

I great introduction to the concept of translations, you can use this before moving onto concepts such as rotation and reflection.

This power point presentation is ideal for demonstrating how to calculate the perimeter of regular polygons and compound shapes made up of rectangles.