This page lists the Year 9 activities that are available once the resource has been purchased by your school
| Fractions |
 The four operations
All mixed up
Letters everywhere
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| Proportion |
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Value for money
The Euro: SAMPLE AVAILABLE
That fish thing
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| Approximation |
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One sig fig
Two sig figs
Huge and tiny
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| Equations |
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Balancing
More balancing
Simultaneous equations
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| Sequences |
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Finding the formula I
Finding the formula II
Quadratics
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| Algebraic Graphs |
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Finding gradients
Using coordinates
Rearranging formulae
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| Real-Life Graphs |
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Travel graphs
Bottles
What could it mean?
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| Lines, Angles and Polygons |
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Pinboards
Missing angles
Trigonometry
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| Transformations |
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Drawing transformations
Describing transformations: SAMPLE AVAILABLE
Combining transformations
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| Circles |
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Circumference
Area
Problem solving
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| Surveys |
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How dare you!
Data collection
Stratified sampling
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| Statistics |
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Smoking kills
Does it make sense?
Boxplots
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| Probability |
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The sum of probabilities
Combined events
Experimenting
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| Problem Solving |
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Hexominoes
Trial and improvement
Circle problems
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| Logic |
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Barcodes
Triangles: SAMPLE AVAILABLE
More triangles
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