NUMBER LESSONS - CONTENT LIST
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Numbers in and from Words | To be able find the place values of numbers, and then write words from figures and vice versa | ![]() |
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Ordering Integers | To be able to order integers, leading onto being able to order integers including negatives | ![]() |
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Ordering Fractions, Decimals and Percentages | To be able to order decimals, then fractions, leading onto a mix of fractions, decimals and percentages | ![]() |
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Multiplying by Powers of 10 | Multiplying by 10, 100, and a thousand, and then dividing, leading onto working with powers of 10 | ![]() |
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Add and Subtract Fractions | To be able to add and subtract fractions, starting with same denominators leading to different denominators. Then be able to add/subtract mixed numbers | ![]() |
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Adding whole and decimal numbers | To be able to add whole numbers, decimal numbers and more than 2 whole numbers | ![]() |
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Percentages of a quantity | To be able to calculate a percentage of a quantity, and then find an amount which has been increased/decreased by a percentage. | ![]() |
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Increasing and Decreasing by a Percentage | To be able increase or decrease a quantity by a percentage | ![]() |
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Compound Interest | To be able to calculate compound percentage interest of amounts over specified years (increasing) - followed by depreciation (decreasing) | ![]() |
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One number as a percentage of another | To be able to calculate one quantity as a percentage of another, leading onto being able to calculate the percentage increase/decrease | ![]() |
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Direct and Inverse Proportional Change | To be able to calculate problems involing direct proportion followed by problems involving inverse proportional change | ![]() |
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Number operations (BIDMAS) | To be able to calculate questions involving a variety of operations using BIDMAS firstly without Indices, and then with Indices | ![]() |
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Simple Percentages | To be able to calculate simple percentage of amounts - 50%, 25%, 10% | ![]() |
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Converting between Fractions and Decimals | To be able to convert between decimals and fractions | ![]() |
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Converting between Decimals and Percentages | To be able to convert between decimals and percentages | ![]() |
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Converting Improper Fractions | To be able to convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers | ![]() |
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Converting between Fractions & Percentages | To be able to convert betweenpercentages and fractions | ![]() |
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Standard Form | To be able to convert to and from standard form, and use standard form in calculations | ![]() |
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Division using the bus stop method (including decimals) | To be able to divide large numbers, and then be able to divide decimals. | ![]() |
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Using Venn Diagrams to find LCM and HCF | To be able to fill in Venn Diagrams, and then use the to find HCF and LCM. | ![]() |
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Factors and Highest Common Factor | To be able to find all the factors of a number, leading onto being able to find the HCF of 2 or more numbers | ![]() |
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Multiples and Lowest Common Multiple | To be able to find multiples of a number, leading onto being able to find the the LCM of 2 or more numbers | ![]() |
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Reverse Percentage Calculations | To be able to find out the original amounts after a percentage increase/decrease (reverse percentages), followed by repeated percentage change | ![]() |
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Finding upper and lower bounds with problems | To be able to find upper and lower bouds/limits using pre-rounded numbers to whole numbers, decimal places and significant figures | ![]() |
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Laws of Indices | To be able to multiply and divide numbers in index form, and to calculate a power to a power | ![]() |
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Calculations with Surds - expanding brackets | To be able to multiply out brackets involving surds | ![]() |
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Multiplication using standard methods | To be able to multiply using the grid method, and long muliplication method. | ![]() |
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Multiplying and Dividing Fractions | To be able to multipy and divide fractions leading to multipying and dividing mixed numbers | ![]() |
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Multiplying and Dividing Decimals | To be able to multipy and divide with decimal numbers | ![]() |
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Indices notations / square and cube numbers | To be able to put numbers into index form, and to calculate numerical numbers from numbers given in powers or square roots | ![]() |
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Rationalising the denominator | To be able to rationalise a surd starting with simple multiple of denominator, leading onto denominator having 2 terms. | ![]() |
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Rounding to Whole Numbers and Decimal Places | To be able to round numbers effectively to nearest whole numbers and decimal places | ![]() |
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Estimating by rounding to significant figures | To be able to round numbers to significant figures and estimate calculations by estimating values | ![]() |
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Equivalent Fractions & Simplifying Fractions | To be able to simplify fractions and find equivalent fractions | ![]() |
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Manipulation of Surds (Multiply and Divide Rules) | To be able to simplify surds, add/subtract surds, leading onto multiplying surds | ![]() |
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Subtracting whole and decimal Decimals | To be able to subtract whole numbers, decimal numbers and more than 2 whole numbers | ![]() |
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Add, subtract, multiply, divide negative numbers | To be able to use a number line to work out answers using negative numbers, and to be able to use four operations with negative numbers | ![]() |
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Fractions of quantities | To be able to work out a fraction of a quantity, and then find an amount as a fraction of another amount | ![]() |
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Negative and Fractional Indices | To understand negative and fractional powers, and apply these to common square/cubed numbers | ![]() |
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Types of Numbers | To understand odd, and even numers, followed by prime and triangular numbers | ![]() |
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Unitary Ratios | To be able to convert ratios to 1:n, and to use this to determine recipe amounts, leading onto being able to find best values | ![]() |
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Ratios | To be able to simplify ratios, leading onto sharing quantities into ratios | ![]() |
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Recurring Decimals | To understand recurring decimal notation, to convert fractions to recurring decimals extending to converting recurring decimals to fractions | ![]() |
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Calculating Harder Percentages without a calculator | To be able to work our 1% of an amount - leading onto being able to work out more challenging percentages | ![]() |
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Product of Prime Factors | To be able to find create a prime factor tree, leading onto writing a number of a product of it's prime factors | ![]() |
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