Friday, 1 November 2013
Converting Fractions to Percentages
This is a good example from Khan Academy of turning a fraction into a decimal (he uses a long division method) and then a percentage:
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Sunday, 20 October 2013
Equivalent Fractions (Cancelling, finding the lowest terms)
When you are asked to show a fraction in it's lowest terms you can use this method.
The video below is from Khan Academy on the same topic:
This shows the relationship to factors really nicely:
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
Saturday, 3 August 2013
Saturday, 27 July 2013
Rounding Whole Numbers
This will help you to round to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.
Beware of rounding using this method in real life. If you are planning to fuel your car, for example, then it would be a good idea to round up regardless. I wouldn't want to be blamed for you running out of fuel!
Mr M
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
Written addition of whole numbers
Now with a video that works in YouTube as well....
This is a standard method for written addition. It's all about adding up in columns.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
This is a standard method for written addition. It's all about adding up in columns.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Drawing - plan view to front elevation
I am doing some work with my class based on the Harry Potter movies. We recently visited the Harry Potter Studios near Watford and are designing a brand new scene for one of the films. the pupils need to use scale drawing techniques and work out how much material they need to build the set, costing the materials for the producer (me).
This video shows one way of taking a plan view (from above) and turning it into a front elevation (looking at it from directly in front). You will have to pause it at the end to see the result as it jumps off quite quickly!
Mr M
Sunday, 2 June 2013
Transformations - translations
Part of a series about transformations. This one is all about translations.
For a quick run through of the different types of transformations you can watch this by Peggy Scripter....
http://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/transformations/819222/?ref=app
Mr M
Prime factors - factor trees
An investigation into prime factors. Don't forget to come back to the blog if you watch it in the educreations app on the ipad. See more lessons in the blog archive or use the search tool above.
You can also watch this lesson about Prime Factors from Khan Academy.....
http://www.khanacademy.org/math/arithmetic/factors-multiples/prime_factorization/v/prime-factorization
Mr M
Thursday, 30 May 2013
2D Shapes - parallel and perpendicular sides
To find more lessons go to the BLOG Archive on the right.
Mr M
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Factors 1
How to find the factors of a number.
To find more lessons go to the BLOG archive.
Mr M
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Area of a rectangle or square
Includes how to work out simple rectangles and more complex shapes made from rectangles.
Mr M
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Area of a circle
How to work out the area of a circle.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Co-ordinates
How to find co-ordinates in one or four quadrants.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Long division
A written method for division by more than one digit. Usually called long division.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Short division
A written method for division by one digit. Otherwise known as short division.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Long multiplication
A written method for multiplication of more than one digit. Commonly known as long multiplication.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Short multiplication
A column method for multiplication by one digit. This is usually known as short multiplication.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Written subtraction of whole numbers
A written method for taking away in columns.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
Written addition with decimals
Adding up in columns with decimal points involved.
Check out the BLOG archive for more lessons. If you are on an iPad don't forget to come out of the app and back to the website to search for other topics.
Mr M
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