1. RAG LO To use boxing up to solve wordy problems
Key Words: Collaborate, explain, justify
Janet has 40 CDs to sell
at £3 each. She sells
of them at full price.
She then sells half of
what's left with 20% off.
The rest she gives to
charity. If they cost
£200 to buy how much
profit does she make?
Talk through the problem on the board and discuss its representation as an equation.
We are assuming that there are always the same number of sweets in a packet for this problem.

2. Today’s Task
On each table there is a wordy problem.
You will have 5 minutes at each table to work together to solve the problem using boxing up. When the timer rings you must move in a clockwise direction to the next table.
At each table you should ‘Think, Pair and then Share with the people opposite.
You can ask for one of Hindle’s Handy Hints if necessary. However, when you ask for help you must use one of the ‘Boxing Up’ questions.

3. Rules
Attempt every problem. Even if you can’t get to a final answer, you should be able to write something in each box.
You can only ask for help using one of the ‘Boxing Up’ questions:-
What is the question asking me?
What Maths will I be using.
What working out do I need to do?
How can I check that my answer is correct?

4. Percentages – Booking a holiday
Salima books a 7-night holiday in April for two adults.
The travel agent adds a percentage surcharge to the cost of the holiday for booking fees.
Salima’s final bill is £642.60
What was the percentage surcharge?

5. Ratio & Percentages – Tickets
In 2006, the production cost of the Newton School play was £370.
In 2007, due to the fact that the school had to hire some special costumes the production cost increased by 12%.
In 2006, the total number of tickets sold for the play was 732. They sold 1/6 more tickets in 2007
In both years the ratio of adult tickets to student tickets was 42 : 19.
In 2006, adult tickets cost £3 each and student tickets cost £1.50 each. In 2007 prices were reduced by 10%.
Work out the profit or loss made by Newton School in 2006 and 2007.

6. Percentages – Clothes Chris owns a clothes shop.
He bought 50 shirts at £12 for each shirt.
He chose the selling price of each shirt so that he would make a profit of 30% on each shirt.
He sold 20 shirts at this price.
Chris then reduced the selling price of each shirt by 15%.
He then sold the remaining shirts at this reduced selling price.
Has Chris made a profit or loss?
You must explain your answer clearly.

7. Formula – Cooking a Turkey
Here are instructions for cooking a turkey.
The Turkey is 7 kilogram
Cook for 40 minutes per kilogram.
Then cook for an extra 15 minutes
The Turkey is cooked by 12.45pm.
At what time did she start to cook it?

8. Money – Gas Bill
Mr Black is looking at cheaper ways of paying for the gas he uses.
He has received the following details from two companies.
GASCOM
Standing charge per month: £1.00
Cost per kWh: £2.99
UGAS
Standing charge per month: £3.78
Cost per kWh: £2.38
Mr Black estimates that he will use 4000 kWh in the next 3 months.
From which company would his gas bill be cheaper and by how much?

9. Plenary
Its time to Peer Assess each others work and ‘magpie’ good ideas?
When you peer assess remember to use
What Went Well
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