New KS3 lessons and homeworks

To extend our coverage of the 2014 KS3 curriculum, we have now published the following new lessons and homeworks:

Calculator methods 1

This lesson covers using a calculator with money, interpreting the calculator’s display, entering square and cube powers and roots and using the pi button.

Find it in Library: Number: Calculators

Calculator methods 2

This lesson builds on Calculator methods 1 and covers using a calculator to enter fractions, using brackets to enter complex calculations, entering higher powers and using a calculator in problem solving.

Find it in Library: Number: Calculators

Place value beyond 10000

This lesson covers reading, writing and ordering numbers larger than 10,000 and decimals with ten thousandths.

Find it in Library: Number: Counting and place value

Reverse percentages

This lesson covers using multipliers in reverse to solve problems involving percentage.

Find it in Library: Number: Percentages

Inequalities and intervals

This lesson gives a visual approach to relating inequalities to number lines and writing intervals using compound inequalities and bracket notation.

Find it in Library: Algebra: Inequalities

Currency exchange

This lesson covers converting between different currencies using exchange rates calculations.

Find it in Library: Shape: Converting units

Frequency polygons

This lesson covers representing and comparing grouped data using frequency polygons.

Find it in Library: Data: Presenting data

Making tree diagrams

This lesson covers representing outcomes of events using simple tree diagrams and labelling them with probabilities.

Find it in Library: Data: Presenting data

Download our curriculum support guide to match MyMaths resources to the new Key Stage 3 Programme of Study. If you haven’t already, take a look at the KS3 lessons and homeworks we published last term.