Number - Maths GCSE ActivInspire Lesson Bundle

Bundle of 50 maths GCSE lessons on number topics.

ActivInspire format included.

All lessons have examples fully written out, MWB or learning check, at least one task and a challenge task. Remove orange squares to reveal answers.

Lessons included in this bundle:

Foundation

1. Place value

2. Ordering numbers

3. Four operations with decimal numbers

4. BIDMAS

5. Money questions

6. Better value

7. Exchange rates

8. Negative numbers in real life

9. Negative number operations

10. Factors, multiples, primes

11. Prime factorisation

12. HCF & LCM (10, 11, 12 saved to single flipchart)

13. Introduction to fractions

14. Mixed numbers & improper fractions

15. Fraction operations

16. Fractions of amounts

17. Mixed number operations

18. Reciprocals

19. Squares, cubes, roots

20. Rounding

21. Estimating

22. Error intervals

23. Introduction to standard form

24. Operations in standard form

25. Decimals, fractions, percentages

26. Percentages of amounts

27. Percentage multipliers

28. Percentage increase & decrease

29. Percentage change

30. Reverse percentages

31. Simple interest

32. Compound percentages

33. Growth & decay

34. Writing and simplifying ratios

35. Sharing ratio

36. Ratios as linear functions

37. Proportion ingredient questions

38. Direct & inverse proportion

39. Units of measurement

40. Compound measures

41. Mathematical reasoning

Higher

42. Negative/fractional indices

43. Introduction to surds

44. Surd calculations

45. Expanding double brackets with surds

46. Rationalising the denominator

47. Bound calculations

48. Direct proportion

49. Inverse proportion (48, 49 saved to single flipchart)

50. Bonus lesson - laws of indices

Over 1000 slides in total.

Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson!

Lesson benefits include:

- Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life

- Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide

- Examples clearly written out (can be used as a revision tool for pupils who were absent)

- Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty

- Solutions for every question

- Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics.