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All the latest BBC Bitesize content about year 7 and s1 lessons.

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Choose Year 8

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These hands-on activities are ideally suited to Key Stage 3 students.

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Choose Year 7

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A puzzle each day

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Lessons including videos, worksheet and answers

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Home Learning - Year 7 | White Rose Maths | Maths Lessons Online

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Help your child with their studies with Home Learning. White Rose Maths has prepared a series of Maths lessons online for Year 7, FREE videos and worksheets

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Try and get 10 points per week on the app. Login instructions on Doddle

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Analysing gaps couldn't be easier. With the options in the top right hand corner of the screen, the system will carefully pull out the weakest areas from any mapped skills to the PiXL Maths app skills bank and also produce a summary graph as shown below:

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Have a go - Too easy - challenge yourself with negatives/fractions

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Videos about numbers and mathematics. Videos by Brady Haran since 2011.

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Choose your own level of difficulty

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Set 1 - Try Foundation Plus/Higher
Set 2 - Try Foundation / Foundation Plus
Set 3 - Try Numeracy / Foundation
Set 4 - Try Numeracy / Foundation

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The Corbettmaths 5-a-day for the 9-1 GCSE.

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Beat the Nation is a structure I like to use for revision lessons. I use data from the 1000s of students across the nation who have answered questions from the GCSE and SATs Revision Collection on my Diagnostic Questions website Continue reading

Beat the Nation is a structure I like to use for revision lessons. I use data from the 1000s of students across the nation who have answered questions from the GCSE and SATs Revision Collection on my Diagnostic Questions website Continue reading

Beat the Nation is a structure I like to use for revision lessons. I use data from the 1000s of students across the nation who have answered questions from the GCSE and SATs Revision Collection on Continue reading

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Beat the nation Archives - Mr Barton Maths Blog

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Beat the Nation is a structure I like to use for revision lessons. I use data from the 1000s of students across the nation who have answered questions from the GCSE and SATs Revision Collection on my Diagnostic Questions website Continue reading Beat the Nation is a structure I like to use for revision lessons.

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Link to solutions in video form

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Beat the nation

Beat the nation is a way to spice up revision and get you thinking harder. I have chosen three of the worst answered questions from the Revision Quizzes on my Diagnostic Questions website. Your challenge is to see:

1. Can you get each question right?
2. Which do you think is the worst answered question?
3. What do you think is the most popular choice of wrong answer for each question?
4. Can you explain why other students might choose these wrong answers?
5. How would you help them?

And remember, 1000s of students are struggling with these, so do not fear if you find them tricky too!

Contents

SATs - Week 1

Beat the nation: GCSE Foundationkeyboard_arrow_up

GCSE Foundation - Week 1

Beat the nation: GCSE Higherkeyboard_arrow_up

GCSE Higher - Week 1

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Beat the nation - GCSE and SATs Maths revision by Craig Barton (Mr Barton Maths)

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Beat the nation Beat the nation is a way to spice up revision and get you thinking harder. I have chosen three of the worst answered questions from the Revision Quizzes on my Diagnostic Questions website. Your challenge is to see: 1. Can you get each question right? 2.

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Can you solve it?

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Select a date to display a unique maths problem for that day.

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Choose Foundation or Higher.
If you can't do it - check out the videos or choose a lower level

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Sign Up using your PHS email address and add a teacher code of vsrvz2

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A home for curious mathematical minds. For ages 10-16 anywhere in the world. 100% free. Live interactive Maths Circles and puzzle sheets every week.

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Eulerian and Hamiltonian circuits are defined with some simple examples and a couple of puzzles to illustrate Hamiltonian circuits.

This game is known as Pong hau k'i in China and Ou-moul-ko-no in Korea. Find a friend to play or try the interactive version online.

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Eulerian and Hamiltonian circuits are defined with some simple examples and a couple of puzzles to illustrate Hamiltonian circuits. This game is known as Pong hau k'i in China and Ou-moul-ko-no in Korea. Find a friend to play or try the interactive version online.

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Choose Year 9

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If you wanted to buy a revision guide ready for next year, we recommend the Collins one which looks like this.  We do AQA exams

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Interactive curriculum plans

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AI ExperimentsAI Experiments

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Explore thousands of high-quality resources for lesson planning and curriculum design. All optional, adaptable and free.

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MEI has released seven maths games.

Sumaze! Primary

Sumaze! Primary is new to the Sumaze series and aimed at 4-7 year old learners. It's available for a small charge on IoS and Android.

Sumaze! Primary was a winner of a Gem Award 2019, see Jo Morgan's Resourceaholic site.

Sumaze! Primary receives 5 star rating from the Education App Store, see the full review.

Sumaze! Adventure

Sumaze! Adventure is also new to the Sumaze series and aimed at learners aged 14 and above. It's available for a small charge on IoS and Android.

Factris

Factris is a classic Tetris-style high score numeracy game based on factorising and is available on IoS and Android.

A Bundle of Graphs

A Bundle of Graphs - six mini-games about graphs (straight line, quadratics, position-time, velocity-time and frequency (to look at mean and median), available on IoS and Android.

Sumaze!

Sumaze! is puzzle app available on IoS and Android.

Sumaze! has been downloaded over 23,000 times and covers topics such as logarithms and inequalities.

It is free, just search for Sumaze in the App Store or Google Play. Extended versions of the puzzles featured in Sumaze! are available in Integral. More about Sumaze!

Reviews of Sumaze

Mathsinsider blog post about Sumaze.

Flying Colour Maths post about Sumaze.

Mathed Up review.

Mathematics and Coding review.

Sumaze! 2

Released in summer 2016 Sumaze! 2 is is also available on IoS and Android.

It covers topics including fractions, decimals and percentages.

It is free, just search for Sumaze 2 in the App Store or Google Play. More about Sumaze! 2

Bridge It!

Bridge It! is designed to help students to prepare for post-GCSE mathematics.

Initially Bridge It! is available in beta form only. As well as being useful for preparation for post-GCSE mathematics it could also be of value in GCSE revision, particularly to review advanced material. More about Bridge It!

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MEI has released seven maths games. Sumaze! Primary is new to the Sumaze series and aimed at 4-7 year old learners. It's available for a small charge on IoS and Android. Sumaze! Primary was a winner of a Gem Award 2019, see Jo Morgan's Resourceaholic site. Sumaze!

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Solving Together is an exciting project, funded by Nesta and Tata, which aims to promote parental engagement with mathematics.

This project focuses on family-friendly homework activities for Year 7 (age 11-12) students. We suggest that parents/carers and their children work together on one activity each week, over a six week period.

Parents and carers may wish to watch our Guidance for Parents video before trying out the activities with children.

The Guidance for Teachers explains the thinking behind this project, and offers suggestions for how to follow up the homework activities in class.

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Solving Together is an exciting project, funded by Nesta and Tata, which aims to promote parental engagement with mathematics. This project focuses on family-friendly homework activities for Year 7 (age 11-12) students. We suggest that parents/carers and their children work together on one activity each week, over a six week period.

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Wild Maths - explore, imagine, experiment, create!

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Wild Maths is a collection of mathematical games, activities and stories, encouraging you to think creatively. We've picked out some of our favourites below - have a go at anything that catches your eye. If you want to explore games, challenges and investigations linked by some shared mathematical areas, click on the Pathways link in the top menu.

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Beat the nation

Beat the nation is a way to spice up revision and get you thinking harder. I have chosen three of the worst answered questions from the Revision Quizzes on my Diagnostic Questions website. Your challenge is to see:

1. Can you get each question right?
2. Which do you think is the worst answered question?
3. What do you think is the most popular choice of wrong answer for each question?
4. Can you explain why other students might choose these wrong answers?
5. How would you help them?

And remember, 1000s of students are struggling with these, so do not fear if you find them tricky too!

The SATs quizzes may be useful if you are in Years 5, 6, 7, 8

The GCSE quizzes may be useful if you are in Years 9, 10, 11.

I have also created an answer template for students to record their thoughts and explanations which you can download here

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TEACHERS: during school closures, here are two ways you might like to use these resources:

1. Live lesson
If you are feeling brave, you can use the PowerPoint below in a live online lesson with your students alongside something like Zoom, Google Meets or Microsoft Teams. Share your screen, and challenge them to get the questions correct, identify the worst answered question, etc. Students could share their thoughts in the chat box. And then go through the answers.

2. Assign independent work
Send students a link to the video so they can pause it, work through the questions themselves, and then resume to hear me attempt to explain the answers. I have heard from lots of parents who are enjoying working through the videos with their students.

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I hope you find them useful.

Contents

SATs - Week 1 ( PowerPoint)

SATs - Week 2 ( PowerPoint)

SATs - Week 3 ( PowerPoint) - no sound for some reason :-(

SATs - Week 4 ( PowerPoint)

SATs - Week 5 ( PowerPoint)

SATs - Week 6 ( PowerPoint)

Beat the nation: GCSE Foundationkeyboard_arrow_up

GCSE Foundation - Week 1 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Foundation - Week 2 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Foundation - Week 3 ( PowerPoint) - no sound for some reason :-(

GCSE Foundation - Week 4 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Foundation - Week 5 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Foundation - Week 6 ( PowerPoint)

Beat the nation: GCSE Higherkeyboard_arrow_up

GCSE Higher - Week 1 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Higher - Week 2 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Higher - Week 3 ( PowerPoint) - no sound for some reason :-(

GCSE Higher - Week 4 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Higher - Week 5 ( PowerPoint)

GCSE Higher - Week 6 ( PowerPoint)

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Beat the nation - GCSE and SATs Maths revision by Craig Barton (Mr Barton Maths)

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Beat the nation Beat the nation is a way to spice up revision and get you thinking harder. I have chosen three of the worst answered questions from the Revision Quizzes on my Diagnostic Questions website. Your challenge is to see: 1. Can you get each question right? 2.

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Year 6 students can now access #SecondaryReady – a course to help them prepare for starting Year 7 in September – free-of-charge through Numerise. Sign up today!

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Lessons including videos, worksheet and answers

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Home Learning - Year 8 | White Rose Maths | Maths Lessons Online

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Help your child with their studies with Home Learning. White Rose Maths has prepared a series of Maths lessons online for Year 8, FREE videos and worksheets