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Show your students how math powers real-world business decisions! This engaging case study, "How Many Jobs Does a Plumbing Business Need to Be Profitable?" follows Liam and Sean, two plumbers from Ireland, as they use break-even analysis to ensure their new business can pay its bills—and their salaries. Through clear language, relatable scenarios, and step-by-step calculations, students explore key concepts like fixed vs. variable costs, profit, break-even point, and pricing. They’ll apply pr

PowerPoint Lesson Description:Step-by-Step Visual Guide: The PowerPoint will walk students through creating a Fibonacci spiral ,demonstrating how each square's side length follows the Fibonacci sequence (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, etc.) and arcs connect to form the spiral.Interactive Practice: Students will apply the sequence by calculating and drawing their own Fibonacci rectangles, reinforcing the mathematical pattern through hands-on construction.

12 primary questions (grades 2- 4) and 11 elementary questions (grades 5-7) which were created for math week to be read on announcements for students to solve. Uses simple operations (all) This could be used as diagnostic assessment, as introduction or PRACTISE for problem solving.

A PPT file which can be used as a worksheet and good lesson resource.

Quiz created for Grade 10 Applied Mathematics Trigonometry Unit.

In PPT file, includes 8 word problems. This is a good set of problems to INTRODUCE solving word problems to students in grade 2- 4.