Lesson 10: Let’s consolidate our shape knowledge
Students will use clues to identify different 2D and 3D shapes in a ‘Mystery Box’ activity.
Lesson 7: Let’s show what we know!
This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from the ratio and proportion unit.
Lesson 6: Let’s introduce scale factor
Students will explore and use scale factor to draw similar shapes of different sizes/scales.
Lesson 5: Let’s use proportion to manipulate quantities
Students will continue to explore and apply their knowledge when using proportion to alter recipes.
Lesson 4: Let’s solve proportion problems
Students will explore the concept of proportion and apply their understanding to problem-solve by working out the total of shopping lists used at a bulk-buy store.
Lesson 3: Let’s solve ratio problems
Students will apply their understanding of ratios to problem-solve during an activity that involves calculating how many exotic plants each botanist has found.
Lesson 2: Let’s identify ratio and fractions
During this lesson, students will create a collection and identify the ratios and fractions that can be found.
Lesson 1: Let’s explore ratio vocabulary
Students will be introduced to ratio vocabulary and the ratio symbol. They will identify the ratio between objects using pictures.
Lesson 9: Let’s show what we know!
This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from the algebra unit.
Lesson 8: Let’s solve formulae with two unknowns
In this lesson, students will solve equations with 2 unknowns. They will use inverse operations, bar models, problem-solving skills and substitutions to determine variables. This lesson will utilise all their knowledge from this unit and help to develop their flexible thinking skills. Students will solve a code cracker.