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Y8Year 8 Maths/ ClassroomLive · 6 studentsDemo
On the boardLesson 1: solving equations

Everyone's working, on their own board, as they write it. Two have gone wrong: you see where.

SaSashaDrawing
4x − 3 = 21
AlAlexDrawing
4x − 3 = 21
4x = 18
x = 4.5
MaMariaDrawing
4x − 3 = 21
4x = 24
x = 6
PePeterDrawing
4x = 24
x = 20
DaDanielNot started
Nothing drawn yet.
EvEvaDrawing
4x − 3 = 21
4x − 3 + 3 = 21 + 3
4x = 24
x = 6
Check: 4 × 6 − 3 = 21 ✓

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  • Explain on a board everyone watches, then let them work
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Tom raised a handnow
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  • ToTom Hand raised · 2 minOpen
  • LeLeo “How do I start my opening paragraph?”Open
Persuasive writing2 of 6 have finished their draft

Worked examples and graphs

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Change the worked example, then send it: every student gets their own copy to work on, and you watch them all at once. On the whiteboard, put a letter in a function and the graph gets a slider for it.

Your example6
  1. A regular hexagon: 6 equal sides
  2. Exterior angle = 360° ÷ 6 = 60°
  3. Interior angle = 180° − 60° = 120°
  4. Your turn: the angles of your own shape
A hexagon, with its working.
  • AmaraWaiting for the next activity
  • LeoWaiting for the next activity
  • PriyaWaiting for the next activity
  • TomWaiting for the next activity
  • ZoeWaiting for the next activity
  • SamWaiting for the next activity
Graphy = 0.5(x − 1)² − 2
(1, -2)

Drag the turning point, or move a slider.

Homework

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Give homework with a due date: a document, a board or code. Students hand in what they worked on, and you mark it with points, a rubric or simply done, and a comment they read the next time they open it.

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  • Replay how a solution was written, keystroke by keystroke
  • Quizzes come back as revision until they stick
Why are leaves green?Due Friday · 10 points5 / 6 handed in
Label a plant cellDue next Tuesday · a worksheetNot given yet
AmAmara Handed in on time

Chlorophyll absorbs red and blue light but reflects green, so leaves look green. In autumn the tree stops making chlorophyll, and the colours that were hidden appear.

9/10

Excellent: both parts explained clearly. Can you say why the tree stops making chlorophyll?

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AmAmaraYear 9 Science · Ms Rivera
Next sessionFriday, 16:00–17:00
HomeworkWhy are leaves green? · 9 / 10
From Ms Rivera“Both parts explained clearly. Next lesson: explain why chlorophyll levels fall in autumn.”

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  • SciencesType 2H2 + O2 -> 2H2O and it appears as an equation; molecules, the periodic table and lab equipment on the board.
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