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Ages 14 - 16

Expanding Algebraic Expressions

Students learn how to expand algebraic expression from a set of brackets.

Ages 11 - 13

Multiplying and Dividing with Algebra

How to simplify the product and division of algebraic expressions.

Ages 11 - 13

Writing Expressions using Diagrams

How to form algebraic expressions from diagrams.

Ages 11 - 13

Expanding Brackets and Collecting Like Terms

How to expand two brackets and simplify the result.

Ages 14 - 16

Factorising Expressions with Powers

How to factorise expressions involving powers.

Ages 14 - 16

Expanding Cubic Expressions

Students learn how to expand cubic expressions.

Ages 11 - 13

Factorising Expressions into a Pair of Brackets

How to factorise an algebraic expression.

Ages 11 - 13

Multiplying out algebraic brackets

How to multiply out a pair of brackets and simplify the result.

Ages 11 - 13

Writing Expressions using Keywords

How to form algebraic expressions from written descriptions.

Ages 11 - 13

Substituting Numbers into Expressions

How to use the order of operations to substitute numbers into expressions.

Ages 11 - 13

Simplifying Expressions by Collecting Like Terms

How to simplify expressions by collecting like terms.

Ages 11 - 13

Solving an Equation with Function Machines

How to use function machines to break down algebraic expressions.

Ages 14 - 16

Substitution Into Algebraic Expressions

How to substitute values into algebraic expressions using the order of operations.

Ages 14 - 16

Factorising Quadratics ax^2 + bx + c

Students learn how to factorise quadratic expressions in the form ax2 + bx + c

Ages 14 - 16

Factorising Quadratics

How to factorise quadratics in the form x2 + bx + c into two brackets.

Ages 14 - 16

Factorising Expressions

How to factorise algebraic expressions using the highest common factor.