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1 Date: Tue 10 th May 8 – 8.45 Topic: Proportion Lesson Objective: Collect an appropriate coloured booklet (yellow has a white booklet insert) Work through booklets (mark when you finish one or two pages) Success Criteria: Understanding work on Fractions, decimals and percentages. Period: 1 Course: Year 9AN DO NOW/MAHIA 66,67,68,70,71,77,78,79, 80,81,103,104,105 Wiki: www.tindallmaths.wikispaces.com Green – Jack b, Sam B, Amy, Emma, Cindi Rose, Jordan MH, Jackson, Ben, Taine, James, Meli, Sam W Pink – Tyla, Jordan G, Angus, Megan, Sarah, Nakita, Elsa, Jamie, Hayley, George, Olivia Yellow – Paul, Sam P, Ella, Dylan, Alex, Tayla, Sinead

2 Date: Tue 10 th May 8.50 – 9.35 Topic: Reading off graphs Starter – Get Blue text book 1 between 2, Page 356 Lesson Objective: Examples page 357 Ex 27.1 page 358/359/360 Success Criteria: Ability to successfully read off of 2D graphs Period: 2 Course: Year 10 9,10,13,14,29,30,31,33,36,39,40 Wiki: www.tindallmaths.wikispaces.com Due in Hand in to teacher

3 Lesson Objective: Notes and examples from 363/364 Continue from last lesson Ex 30.6 page 366/367 Success Criteria: Be able to find z values given probability Use z value to find the boundaries for the question Date: Tue 10 th May 9.55 – 10.40 Standard : AS90289 Probability –simulation and Normal Dist Topic: Inverse Normal Distribution Period: 4 Course: 202 Page 115 and 116 Due Friday 6 th May Page 117 and 118 Due Friday 13 th May DO NOW/MAHIA Get a Green text book Due in not checked Wiki: www.tindallmaths.wikispaces.com

4 Date: Tue 10 th May 11 – 11.45 Period: 5 Course: 102 Lesson Objective: 1) Get a text book 1 between 2 2) Continue with Ex 23.05 page 341/342 Success Criteria: Understand how to add/sub/mult/divide fractions Know how to use the abc button on the calculator Ability to understand the answer on the calculator Standard: AS 91026 Numerical Reasoning Topic: Fractions (add,sub,mult,div) on a calculator DO NOW/MAHIA 6,7,8,84,88,89,123,124,134, 135 Wiki: www.tindallmaths.wikispaces.com

5 Date: Tue 10 th May 11.50 – 12.35 Standard: AS 91027 Algebra (CAT) Topic: Expanding 2 brackets Lesson Objective: Notes on expanding 2 brackets and simplifying Ex. 2.02 page 14 Qu. 5, 10, 15, 20 Ex 2.03 Page 15 Qu. 1,12,13,24,25,36 Ex 2.04 page 15 Qu. 4,8,12,16 Ex 2.05 page 16 All questions Success criteria Practise expanding 2 brackets (quadratics) inc. squared brackets Practise all simplifying completed so far. Period: 6 Course: 101 107,108,111,112,133 - 136 DO NOW/MAHIA Wiki: www.tindallmaths.wikispaces.com Due in – not checked!!

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