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Here are some suggestions for whole-class, projectable resources which can be used at the beginnings of each lesson in this block.
You have four minutes to write down as many equations as you can involving the given letters.
Give 20 rules connecting x and y given their values.
Which algebraic expression is the odd one out?
This mathematics lesson starter invites pupils to interpret a three part algebraic inequality.
Work out why subtracting a two digit number from its reverse gives a multiple of nine.
A problem involving two people's ages which can be solved using algebra.
Each traffic sign stands for a number. Some of the sums of rows and columns are shown. What numbers might the signs stand for?
A problem which can be answered by forming an algebraic equation then solving it.
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Some of the Starters above are to reinforce concepts learnt, others are to introduce new ideas while others are on unrelated topics designed for retrieval practice or and opportunity to develop problem-solving skills.