Fractions: Four Operations

Four prerequisite skills this topic depends on. Board: all four on the opening slide, then one question per slide, reveal and annotate. Print: two fresh cut-slips per page as a diagnostic. Fresh questions every time.

Ready-to-teach example slides covering every question type. Model on the interactive board (regenerates fresh, split Example / Your-turn, annotate) or download the PowerPoint.

A one-page dual-coded reference, with a mini diagram beside every formula and key word, plus a blank retrieval companion.

Whole-class hinge questions with misconception distractors: vote, reveal and annotate on the board.

Pose one question at a time for whole-class mini-whiteboard checks, then reveal and annotate. Or use the practice-grid function to build a bespoke sheet of questions on the fly and display it. Fresh questions on tap.

A fully-worked example that fades to blank, each step gated by a 'which rule is this?' self-explanation check.

Controlled sets where one thing changes at a time, so students notice the underlying structure.

Toggle the same sub-topics as the fluency builder and a mark total, and generate a bespoke exam-style homework: working space scales with the marks, with a student-friendly mark scheme to go over on the board.

A 4-up cut grid to check the lesson landed before they leave.

A class-sized set of unique cards, plus an interactive caller for the board.

A print-and-cut matching loop: every answer unique, so the chain is unambiguous.

Synoptic 'form your own equation' problems with a worked opener and model solutions.

A one-page mat built from real exam data: the question types that come up most get the most space, each zone labelled with its share of real exam questions, closing with an exam capstone. Prints A4 or A3, mark scheme on its own page.

A printed 15-question quiz that mirrors the online quiz exactly, so students can revise it at home. Pick how many anti-copying versions (A–J) to print, with a one-page answer key you can display for peer marking.

A ready-to-print 20-mark assessment: choose the difficulty (Introduced, Developed, Mastered, or a mix) and optionally a sub-topic. Questions run easiest-first with a student-friendly mark scheme.

One question per skill, easiest to hardest, then exam-style challenge questions. The highest rung a student clears shows their level; the first rung they miss shows where to reteach: the teacher page names the skill and links straight to the reteach resource. Dual-use as a start-of-topic prior-knowledge check. (New, in draft.)

Toggle the sub-topics and a page count; each gets a worked-example reminder + banded practice, auto-sized to fill the pages. Print and set.