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Algebra 1


1. Algebra Tiles 525 C


Colourful, plastic algebra tiles are a wonderful open-ended resource. Allow students to build geometric models of polynomials and increase their understanding of algebraic concepts, with these double-sided tiles. Each individual pack contains 5 large squares, 10 long flats and 20 small squares. 75 x Large squares, 150 x Long flats, 300 x Small squares. Made from plastic. Pack of 15.


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2. Mastering Algebra Yr 6 Meet all Y6 learning objectives for algebra with this 100 strong pack of activity cards. Each card is clearly labelled with the relevant learning objective and has the answer on the back. 34 have been specifically designed to be solved with algebra tiles.


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3. Algebra Tiles and Activities Pack


Algebra activity cards covering Y6 objectives together with 15 sets of algebra tiles. Download our free ‘Getting started with Algebra Tiles’ guidance as an introduction. Using the tiles can substantially improve pupils understanding of algebra. The cards extend pupils knowledge and understanding in accordance with Y6 curriculum requirements.


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ALGEBRA TILES: GETTING STARTED Introduction


Algebra tiles consist of 3 different size tiles. One size of the tile is coloured and the reverse is red. The red sides are the additive inverses for their pieces; we can think of them as representing their negative values.


Constant Variable = 1 = -1 ( = x Variable squared = x² + = 0) = -x (It is not possible to arrange the 1 tiles to create the x tile.) = -x²


(These squares have side length x)


Pupils need to understand that pairing the + side and – side of tile results in zero. They need plenty of practise with the tiles to get the idea of this.


Starting Activities: Algebraic Substitution E.g. 1: Find 3x + 1 if x = 2 STEP 1:Model the expression 3x + 1 with the tiles


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