MYP Maths

Simple yet elegant Ideal for the staff room, a more mature classroom or just to suit your personal teacher style, each poster features an original line art and the name of the trait. You will have access to all 10 traits in landscape, portrait, and square form, both in black and white and colour. So altogether 60 posters to pick and choose from, to arrange as you wish!

Unit plan following the structure given in the IB MYP subject guides helping you plan for inquiry, action and reflection.

To effectively prepare your class for the MYP Mathematics eAssessment, use all four learning experiences (1 hour+ each) which provide students with everything they need to be successful.  THIS RESOURCELesson 1 - detailing the structure of the test, gathering student's knowledge and questions around the eAssessment, unpacking the command terms through a crossword and wordsearch, familiarising students with the digital tools used, navigating what good communication looks like and suggestions for c

To effectively prepare your class for the MYP Mathematics eAssessment, use all four learning experiences (1 hour+ each) which provide students with everything they need to be successful.  THIS RESOURCELesson 2 - preparing for part 1/criterion A questions. Working through an unfamiliar problem together, understanding what topics could come up, guidance for creating a study plan, mixed topic questions to be used for a group quiz or independently. Bonus resource: digital self-assessment checklist w

To effectively prepare your class for the MYP Mathematics eAssessment, use all four learning experiences (1 hour+ each) which provide students with everything they need to be successful.  THIS RESOURCELesson 4 - preparing for part 3/criterion B investigation. An opportunity to check students prior knowledge of different types of sequences, a focus in how to use the context to write a general rule and justify it. Relevant command terms are explicitly defined with common mistakes clarified. Includ

To effectively prepare your class for the MYP Mathematics eAssessment, use all four learning experiences (1 hour+ each) which provide students with everything they need to be successful.  THIS RESOURCELesson 3 - preparing for part 2/criterion D real life problems. With a focus on understanding what is meant by "relevant factors" and "justifying" an answer and it's accuracy. Including one eAssessment style real life problem with attached checklist for self or peer marking. OTHER RESOURCESLesson 1

Create your scope and sequence using this Google sheet template including links to handy blog posts to guide you (specific for MYP Mathematics but still applicable to other subject groups).

Plan your MYP learning experiences using this Google doc template. For additional support, check out a complete lesson plan here: https://www.mypmaths.com/curriculum

Covering all four criteria at the different levels (strands for MYP1, MYP2/3, MYP4/5) and including a column for your own task-specific clarifications. Can be copied straight onto your assessments!