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A collection of examples of unit slide presentations, student evidence slides and class padlets.

ICT (igcse) paper 1, 2 and 3 - web authoring, database, spread sheet, power point, programming, systems and control, ICT theory

Computer Science (igcse) practical and theory

MYP Units are based on the 4 Criterion MYP Assessment Model
Criteria A - Knowledge/Research
Criteria B - Development
Criteria C - Action/Planning and Completion
Criteria D - Evaluation and Reflection

Art (MYP, DP and IGCSE) for recent MYP units I have slides

Masks

Spirit animals 3 D

Elements of art

Science (MYP)

Photosynthesis and respiration - Alive or Dead

Forces - Mission to Mars -air resistance and gravity

Cells and Microscopes - Simple and complex cell structures in plant and animal

Osmosis - gummy bear experiment - first experiments using the scientific method and lab reporting

Design (Product and graphic design)

Figurines

Card product

Redesigning an everyday object

Emoji design

English

Film design - storyboard development

Humanities

The impact of infrastructure developments on economics and local communities
Maths

IB Diploma
Design and Technology
Paper 1 and 2
Practical IA
Art
Comparative Study
Information Technology in a Global Society
Paper 1 and 2

Students final assessments are not included, these are managed through managebac in the last four international schools that I have worked in.

Previous to the the units above I developed a number of sets of basic and key skills units in English, communication, numeracy, ICT for Sheffield College with the Open College Network. These were developed with Sheffield College over a period of 10 years.

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Graphic Design G6 Use the pixle design software for the finaldesign

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Emojis -  Design MYP Creative Evidence - crit ABCD 

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Everyday Objects Design MYP Creative Evidence - crit ABCD .pptx

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Figurines -  Design MYP Creative Evidence - crit ABCD .pptx

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Copy of Student Grade 6 forces Crit A,B and C.pptx

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Class padlet for Alive or Dead Science unit

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Class padlet for Alive or Dead Science unit

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Index padlet for ICT and Computer Science courses

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Index padlet for ICT and Computer Science courses

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G2 to G12

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Units developed at European International School Ho Chi Minh

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Units developed at European International School Ho Chi Minh

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Design units spanning G6 to G11

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Index of ICT and Computer Science Courses

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Index of ICT and Computer Science Courses

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This Padlet contains resources for Humanities

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Decimals

Fraction

Volumes

Pie chart

Graphs

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Number Sense systems and models

Probability and Data

Pythagorus and Geometry

Algebra and unknown

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Activity 1 - Find a research subject where a graph would be a useful way of presenting the data. Example
Air Temperature, Body Weight, Time Arrival and departure, Volume Rainfall.
When you have chosen the data to collect, decide on a time period. One or two weeks.
Create a table in google sheets to collect your data
We will decide on the type of graph to use and make the graph when we have collected the data.

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Understanding Statistical Graphs and when to use them

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We will use this site to look up the formulas we need to calculate area an volume.
Task 2 - Measuring the volume of cubes
Create a Google Sheet in Google Drive
Name it -  Area and Volume
Find and ruler or tape measure
Find three objects to measure
Your cats cage
A box on your desk
any other object you can find
Create a column for height, width and length
Measure and record the volumes of the three objects.

Task 3 Area of a cylinder
We will have a look through this example and try and complete the tasks here in the Maths Warehouse

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Formula Area of Cylinder. Explained with pictures and examples, and a graphic of a can. The formula for this shape is ...| Math Warehouse

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Area of cylinder explained with pictures, examples and worked out problems

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A famous theorem in Euclidean geometry often attributed to the Greek thinker Pythagoras of Samos (6th century, B.C.) states that if one of the angles of a planar triangle is a right angle, then the square of the length of the side opposite the right angle equals the sum of the squares of the lengths of the sides which ...

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Use the data you collected to make a pie chart using Google sheets. Consider the use of different kinds of graphs to show different information. Which kind of graph would you use to track something over time, Like Bangkok temperature and humidity. For the next graphing activity we will collect data on Bangkok Temperature and humidity and place it in a table in a similar way to the way we have collected the Cat and Dog information. We will use a line graph this time.

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Calculate the percentage increase and decrease in temperature and humidity between the forst day and last day.

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KS3 Maths Percentages learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Check Pythagoras work from last week
Enter details of temperature and humidity for line graph.
Creat bar chart with column for temperature and column for humidity
Calculate percentage increase and decrease.
Calculating using decimal points.
Addition and subtraction
Bitesize

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Decimal points are used in numbers to separate the whole number from parts of the whole. Like whole numbers, numbers written as can be either positive or negative, for example, 2.6 or -2.6.

Decimals are just one way of expressing numbers that are parts of wholes. These numbers can also be written as or . The number 1.5 (decimal) could also be written as \(1 \frac{1}{2}\) (fraction) or 150% (percentage). They are all exactly the same number.

Knowledge of converting between decimals, fractions and percentages is important.

Ordering decimals

Ordering decimals involves comparing digits in the same columns, starting with the digits in the place value column that is furthest to the left.

Which is greater, 2.5 or 2.15?

Firstly, both numbers have a 2 in the units column, so look at the next digit along. This is the digit in the first decimal place. The first number has a 5 in the tenths column whereas the second number has a 1 in the tenths column. 5 is greater than 1, so that means that 2.5 is greater than 2.15.

To make it easier to compare, make sure all the decimals have the same number of decimal places by adding zeros to the end if you need to.

To compare 2.5 and 2.15, add a zero to 2.5. It's clear to see now that 2.15 must be smaller than 2.50, just like 215 is smaller than 250.

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Place value and ordering decimals - Decimals - OCR - GCSE Maths Revision - OCR - BBC Bitesize

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Decimal points are used in numbers to separate the whole number from parts of the whole. Like whole numbers, numbers written as can be either positive or negative, for example, 2.6 or -2.6. Decimals are just one way of expressing numbers that are parts of wholes.

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KS3 Maths Number learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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[SOLVED] What is final cost of 20 % off of 85?

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All work and steps for the 20 % off of 85 amount.

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Number Sense - Factors and Shapes Investigation

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Number Sense - Factors and Shapes Investigation

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Number Sense with shapes - Equilateral triangle into a hexagon. Square into an Octagon.
Finding the angles, internal and reflex for a hexagon and an Octagon
Creating a Pentagon by calculating the angles
What can we conclude about 3s and 4s using geometry to prove our
Activity
Cut out the octagon, hexagon and pentagon and copy onto another sheet cut out three of each

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Geometry: How to Make a Hexagon and an Equilateral Triangle

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How to draw a regular pentagon knowing the length of one side

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Making repeat patterns and tiles with polygons
Cut out the polygons you have made and use them to create a repeat pattern. Photograph the patterns and upload to the padlet.
Which ones make the best repeat patterns and tiles?
Axis of symmetry, creating shapes that repeat.
Watch the videos below - we will analyze the shapes for their axis of symmetry. Use a ruler and count the axis of symmetry for each shape.

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polygons, repeat patterns and axis of symmetry, tessalations

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12.1 Tessellations of Regular and Irregular Polygons

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Watch this example of sequences developed from triangles.

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Watch this example of sequences developed from triangles.

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Can other shapes be used?

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How to Learn Exploring Patterns Grade 7 Nelson Lesson 8.1

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Maths Investigation Summative Assessment Task

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Maths Investigation Summative Assessment Task

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Math - Completed Tessellations with notes on lines of symmetry and Investigation into Regular Polygon repeat patterns for Pentagon, Hexagon, Septagon, Octagon, Nonagon - Notes on each to show findings.