At times in Maths (and life) you'll come across equations where you don't know some of the numbers involved for example in:
2(4x - 2) = 18
How to find x? While some of you might be able to 'work it out in your head' that won't always work (trust me it gets harder!). We need a process to help us untangle all the numbers from the x and leave us with a balanced equation of x =.......
Online Help:
Khan Academy Series: Start here and progress through the videos and activities as you need
A different set of explanations: A webpage with examples
Solving Simple Equations: The Steps as a powerpoint
IXL Solving Equations Practice: A few straight forward questions with answers
Pearson Text-Book Pages
Page 399 - 401 (Answers Page 665)
Page 407 (Answers Page 665)
Sunday, October 22, 2017
Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Fractions
1. Compare fractions using equivalence.
2. Solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions, including those with unrelated denominators
3. Locate and represent positive and negative fractions and mixed numbers on a number line
4. Connect fractions and decimals
FRACTIONS ACTIVITIES ARE UNDER THE 'HOMEWORK TAB'
Quick Links:
Equivalent Fractions Review (review page)
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Decimals
Instructional Webpages
Maths is Fun: Decimals
Zoomable numbers line: Get your head around decimals
Instructional Videos
Decimals- an introduction
Comparing decimals
Ordering decimals from smallest to largest
Practice Questions
Place value of decimals
Comparing decimals
Ordering decimals
Rounding Decimals
Maths is Fun: Rounding Numbers
Rounding Decimals (video)
Rounding Decimals (practice)
Do the Quiz
CLICK HERE FOR THE > END OF LESSON QUIZ:
Understanding what happens when you divide & multiply part-numbers (fractions & decimals)
What happens when you divide by a fraction?
What happens when you multiply by a fraction?
Monday, July 24, 2017
Angles & Geometry
Types of Angles
Angle Names Understanding
Acute, Right and Obtuse Explained (understanding)
Angles Glossary
Using a protractor to measure angles (interactive)
Understanding angles (interactive webpage)
Understanding angles (review webpage)
Practice:
Measuring angles (you'll need a protractor)
Measuring angles (online protractor provided)
Angle Types (practice 1)
Angle Types (practice 2)
Practice drawing angles (online interactive)
Angles on Parallel Lines
Understanding
Maths is Fun Angles on Parallel Lines (website)
Khan Academy: Transversals and Parallel Lines (video)
Khan Academy: Finding missing angles on parallel lines (video)
Practice:
BBC Bitesize Parallel Lines (activity)
Khan Academy Parallel Lines practice
Proof:
Proving Lines are Parallel (video 1)
Proving Lines are Parallel (video 2)
Practice Proving lines are parallel (questions)
180 degrees in a Triangle
Explore 180 degrees in triangle
Practice 180 degrees in a triangle
Proof Solution Here (video)
Angle Names Understanding
Acute, Right and Obtuse Explained (understanding)
Angles Glossary
Using a protractor to measure angles (interactive)
Understanding angles (interactive webpage)
Understanding angles (review webpage)
Practice:
Measuring angles (you'll need a protractor)
Measuring angles (online protractor provided)
Angle Types (practice 1)
Angle Types (practice 2)
Practice drawing angles (online interactive)
Angles on Parallel Lines
Understanding
Maths is Fun Angles on Parallel Lines (website)
Khan Academy: Transversals and Parallel Lines (video)
Khan Academy: Finding missing angles on parallel lines (video)
Practice:
BBC Bitesize Parallel Lines (activity)
Khan Academy Parallel Lines practice
Proof:
Proving Lines are Parallel (video 1)
Proving Lines are Parallel (video 2)
Practice Proving lines are parallel (questions)
180 degrees in a Triangle
Explore 180 degrees in triangle
Practice 180 degrees in a triangle
Proof Solution Here (video)
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Volume & Surface Area
Volume
Understanding
Maths is Fun: Volume (website)
Khan: Volume of a Rectangular Prism (video)
Volume of a Rectangular Prism review (website)
Practicing
Khan Academy Volume
Understanding Volume Activity
Maths is Fun Practice
Surface Area
Understanding
BrainingCamp: Surface Area (interactive)
Maths is Fun: Surface Area (website)
Khan: Surface Area (short video)
Practicing
Khan Academy Surface Area
Surface Area Word Problems
IXL maths: Surface Area
Understanding
Maths is Fun: Volume (website)
Khan: Volume of a Rectangular Prism (video)
Volume of a Rectangular Prism review (website)
Practicing
Khan Academy Volume
Understanding Volume Activity
Maths is Fun Practice
Surface Area
Understanding
BrainingCamp: Surface Area (interactive)
Maths is Fun: Surface Area (website)
Khan: Surface Area (short video)
Practicing
Khan Academy Surface Area
Surface Area Word Problems
IXL maths: Surface Area
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Algebra!
SKILL #1: Writing Equations
Learn About It:
Algebra Skill #2 Substitution
Learn about it:
Learn About It:
- Maths is Fun: Introduction to Algebra (website)
- Writing equations explanation (website) Lots of examples & a few practice problems
- Khan Academy Writing equations (video)
- Khan Academy Writing equations with brackets (video)
- Practice Khan Academy
- Practice worksheet (pdf)
- Harder Worksheet Sorry I can't get it as a straight pdf, you can download this yourself if you want though
- Page 253 - 260 (Pronumerals & Variables) Answers: pg 648
MATH WORDS
Addition:
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Subtraction:
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Multiplication:
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Division:
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Equals:
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Algebra Skill #2 Substitution
Learn about it:
Practice:
Textbook:
- Pages 270-273 (Formulas and Substitution) Answers: page 649
Algebra Skill #3 Combining Like Terms
- Finding Like Terms
- A Khan Series: taking you through like terms
Assessment:
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Working with Negative Numbers
Adding & Subtracting Negative Numbers
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Explanation Videos:
Maths Antics (video) 8:26. A simple introduction to how it all works.
Vivid Videos: Math Help with Negative Numbers (video) 1:42 Simple instructions: how to add and subtract on a number line.
Add and Subtractive Negative Number by Khan Academy (video)
Explanation Websites:
Maths is Fun Website Explanation
Practice Questions:
Khan Academy Adding negative number
Maths is Fun: Adding Negative Numbers
Common Core Negative Number Quiz
Maths is Fun: Adding Negative Numbers
Common Core Negative Number Quiz
Negative Number Quiz (Click the negatives button).
Worksheet Questions (answers down page) pdf
GAME: Connect Three (needs Flash)
Multiplying & Dividing Negative Numbers
Explanation Videos:Khan Academy: Multiply and Dividing Neg Numbers
Do you really want to know why a negative times a negative gives a positive answer?
Maths is fun (webpage)
Explanation Questions:
Khan Academy: Multiplying and dividing practice
Maths is Fun (questions)
Bring it all together: BIDMAS and Negative Numbers!
Khan Academy (questions)
Worksheet (answers second page) < Write your attempts in your book
Saturday, March 4, 2017
BIDMAS / Order of Operations
Order of Operations Explained:
Math is Fun: Bodmas
Khan: Order of Operations Intro
Khan: Order of Operations: Example
Practice:
Khan: Order of Operations Questions
Maths is Fun: Practice Questions
Online Games
Harder than it looks, get ready for AWESOME SOUND EFFECTS
Order of Operations Milllionare
What is this? Some sort of knight saving a princess game
Worksheets
Harder Questions (brackets within brackets)
Even harder (negative numbers, multiple brackets)
Worded Questions
Math is Fun: Bodmas
Khan: Order of Operations Intro
Khan: Order of Operations: Example
Practice:
Khan: Order of Operations Questions
Maths is Fun: Practice Questions
Online Games
Harder than it looks, get ready for AWESOME SOUND EFFECTS
Order of Operations Milllionare
What is this? Some sort of knight saving a princess game
Worksheets
Harder Questions (brackets within brackets)
Even harder (negative numbers, multiple brackets)
Worded Questions
Monday, February 13, 2017
Factors, Multiples, Primes
Factors & Multiples
Factors are numbers you multiply together to get other numbers.
So for instance 2 and 5 and factors of 10, because 2 x 5 = 10
The other factors of 10 are 1 and 10, because 1 x 10 = 10
There are no other factors of 10 because no other numbers divides evenly into it.
Some numbers have a lot of factors. For example, how many factors of 100 can you find?
Still need help on factors? Make sure you keep practicing your times-tables!
Maths is Fun: Factors and Multiples (explanation)
Khan Academy: Factors and Multiples (video)
Khan Academy Finding factor pairs (practice)
Skills Check: Are you Ready to Learn about Prime Factorisation?
- Can you mentally work out if any number is divisible by 2,3,4,5,6,9 or 10?
- Can you easily identify if a number under 100 is prime?
- Can you name the next four multiples of any number under 100?
- Can you find the Lowest Common Multiple of any pair of numbers?
Prime Numbers & Prime Factorisation
Math is Fun: Factor Trees (explanation)
Khan: Prime Factorization (video)
Maths is Fun: Prime Factorisation (practice)
Khan Academy: Prime Factorisation (practice)
Extension:
How to find how many factors any number has (instructions)
Making square numbers by adding primes (activity)
Prime Magic (activity)
Peculiar Patterns in Primes (news article)
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Hello!
Well done! You've found the 7 Green and 7 Red Maths blog!
Some people LOVE Maths and some people REALLY DISLIKE Maths. Some people pick up Math ideas quickly and some people take more time. BUT we can all improve at it and perhaps, even learn to enjoy the challenges and beauty of 'the purest' discipline.
Assignments (about 1-2 every term)
Your Maths book (problem solving, setting out etc.)
Some people LOVE Maths and some people REALLY DISLIKE Maths. Some people pick up Math ideas quickly and some people take more time. BUT we can all improve at it and perhaps, even learn to enjoy the challenges and beauty of 'the purest' discipline.
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What are we learning in Maths this term?
Week 2 Factors,
Multiples, Primes, index notations, square roots
Week 3- 6 Negative numbers and BIDMAS
Week 7 Problem Solving Strategies
Week 8-10 Introduction to Algebra
Week 8-10 Introduction to Algebra
How am I being Assessed in Maths this year?
Formal tests (about 2 every term)
Assignments (about 1-2 every term)
Your Maths book (problem solving, setting out etc.)
Your verbal communication and participation in lessons (every lesson)
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