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12 December 2014

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A dice game testing pupils' ability to substitute and to investigate expressions.
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Ipatia

10 years ago
5

Henvig

12 years ago
5

Just revisiting this topic, this will be a great start to my lesson.

shaznmike

12 years ago
5

fantastic, just what I was looking for.

amwgauss

13 years ago
5

Love this resource, thanks for sharing!

laura.reeshughes

15 years ago
5

This is an excellent resource to get students engaged in substituting into expressions. This will be great to help students consolidate their understanding of substitution and could be used as main activity or a long plenary. For homework you could get the students to make their own board games. It would also be nice to say if they roll an odd number (for example) then they have to substitute in the negative. Thank you for sharing.

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