Punctuation, Compound Shapes and Bearings
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Key Stage 2 (years 3 - 6)
A HUGE well done to those students who worked through last week's algebra starter sheet, to get a little more familiar with this important topic.
i wonder if i can rewrite the above sentence without any punctuation and what this newsletter would look like perhaps it would be easy to read although perhaps not either way punctuation is incredibly important to help the reader understand here's an exercise that might be useful
Key Stage 3 (years 7 - 9)
Farmers fields, painting cylinders and the area of a shape are all staple practical maths questions.
Here's a worksheet, answers and walkthrough video - be careful of units, and always make sure that your answer is reasonable.
Key Stage 4 (years 10 - 11)
I must say 'north and then clockwise' at least once a week. Nope, the sunshine hasn't got to me ... it's just a stock phrase to work through bearings questions.
Have a great week
Simon D
PS. And finally, the joke of the day:
Just had two Police Officers at my door!
They said; “Are you familiar with the letters HB?”
I replied, “No...”
“How about LS?”
“Er ... no.”
“What about JD?”
I asked, “Hang on a minute, am I suspected of something?”
“No sir .... these are just initial enquiries.”
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