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Year 7 Algebraic Notation & White Rose Maths Study Guide PDF Free

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Year 7 Algebraic Notation & White Rose Maths Study Guide PDF Free

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This Year 7 algebraic notation study guide PDF provides a comprehensive overview of algebraic thinking for Year 7 students. It covers sequences, algebraic notation, equality, and equivalence over a 6-week period as part of the White Rose Maths curriculum.

Key points:

Focuses on developing deep understanding of basic algebraic forms
Uses function machines, bar models, and letter notation to teach concepts
Introduces forming and solving one-step linear equations
Emphasizes the difference between equality and equivalence
Follows a "small steps" approach to avoid cognitive overload

26/09/2023

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Algebraic Notation
Year 7
#MathsEveryoneCan
2019-20
White
Rose
Maths WRM - Year 7 Scheme of Learning
Autumn
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Summer
Week 1
Week 2 Week

Small Steps Approach

This page explains the "small steps" approach used in the White Rose Maths Year 7 PDF.

Key points:

Breaking down the curriculum into manageable steps helps students understand concepts better
Avoids cognitive overload by not covering too many concepts at once
Each block of content is provided with a "small step" breakdown
Steps may vary in length, from part of a lesson to multiple lessons
Teachers are encouraged to adapt the pace to their students' needs

Quote: "We believe it is better to follow a 'small steps' approach."

Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of spending appropriate time on each step and teaching some steps alongside each other if necessary.

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White Rose Maths Year 7 Scheme of Learning

This page outlines the full Year 7 mathematics curriculum, with a focus on the Autumn term's algebraic thinking unit.

Key topics covered in the Autumn term include:

Sequences
Understanding and using algebraic notation
Equality and equivalence

Vocabulary: Algebraic thinking refers to the ability to use symbols and mathematical representations to analyze and generalize mathematical patterns and relationships.

Example: The curriculum includes practical applications such as solving problems with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

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Algebraic Notation Year 7 Study Guide

This page introduces the Year 7 algebraic notation study guide PDF from White Rose Maths. It is designed to help students develop their algebraic thinking skills in Year 7.

Highlight: The guide is part of the #MathsEveryoneCan initiative for the 2019-20 school year.

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Autumn 1: Algebraic Thinking Breakdown

This page provides a detailed breakdown of the first half of the Autumn term, focusing on algebraic thinking.

Week 1: Exploring Sequences

Students explore sequences using diagrams and number lists
Technology is used to produce graphs and introduce concepts of linear and non-linear sequences
Calculators are used throughout to focus on pattern recognition rather than calculation skills

Weeks 2-4: Understanding and Using Algebraic Notation

Develops deep understanding of basic algebraic forms
Uses function machines, bar models, and letter notation
Focuses on single function machines and inverse operations before progressing to more complex concepts

Weeks 5-6: Equality and Equivalence

Introduces forming and solving one-step linear equations
Builds on study of inverse operations
Explores the difference between equality and equivalence

Definition: Algebraic notation is a way of writing mathematical expressions and equations using letters and symbols to represent numbers and operations.

Highlight: The curriculum emphasizes moving freely between different representations (numerical, algebraic, graphical, and diagrammatic) to build a comprehensive understanding of algebraic concepts.

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Expressions & formulae

Year 7 Algebraic Notation & White Rose Maths Study Guide PDF Free

Isaac (local blåhaj lover)

@isaactompkin_kxzc

42 Followers

Key points:

Focuses on developing deep understanding of basic algebraic forms
Uses function machines, bar models, and letter notation to teach concepts
Introduces forming and solving one-step linear equations
Emphasizes the difference between equality and equivalence
Follows a "small steps" approach to avoid cognitive overload

26/09/2023

1529

Maths

Small Steps Approach

This page explains the "small steps" approach used in the White Rose Maths Year 7 PDF.

Key points:

Breaking down the curriculum into manageable steps helps students understand concepts better
Avoids cognitive overload by not covering too many concepts at once
Each block of content is provided with a "small step" breakdown
Steps may vary in length, from part of a lesson to multiple lessons
Teachers are encouraged to adapt the pace to their students' needs

Quote: "We believe it is better to follow a 'small steps' approach."

Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of spending appropriate time on each step and teaching some steps alongside each other if necessary.

White Rose Maths Year 7 Scheme of Learning

This page outlines the full Year 7 mathematics curriculum, with a focus on the Autumn term's algebraic thinking unit.

Key topics covered in the Autumn term include:

Sequences
Understanding and using algebraic notation
Equality and equivalence

Vocabulary: Algebraic thinking refers to the ability to use symbols and mathematical representations to analyze and generalize mathematical patterns and relationships.

Example: The curriculum includes practical applications such as solving problems with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Algebraic Notation Year 7 Study Guide

This page introduces the Year 7 algebraic notation study guide PDF from White Rose Maths. It is designed to help students develop their algebraic thinking skills in Year 7.

Highlight: The guide is part of the #MathsEveryoneCan initiative for the 2019-20 school year.

Autumn 1: Algebraic Thinking Breakdown

This page provides a detailed breakdown of the first half of the Autumn term, focusing on algebraic thinking.

Week 1: Exploring Sequences

Students explore sequences using diagrams and number lists
Technology is used to produce graphs and introduce concepts of linear and non-linear sequences
Calculators are used throughout to focus on pattern recognition rather than calculation skills

Weeks 2-4: Understanding and Using Algebraic Notation

Develops deep understanding of basic algebraic forms
Uses function machines, bar models, and letter notation
Focuses on single function machines and inverse operations before progressing to more complex concepts

Weeks 5-6: Equality and Equivalence

Introduces forming and solving one-step linear equations
Builds on study of inverse operations
Explores the difference between equality and equivalence

Definition: Algebraic notation is a way of writing mathematical expressions and equations using letters and symbols to represent numbers and operations.

Highlight: The curriculum emphasizes moving freely between different representations (numerical, algebraic, graphical, and diagrammatic) to build a comprehensive understanding of algebraic concepts.