A secret agent-themed lesson where students master identifying which value satisfies a one-step equation through deduction and mental math.
A master sequence containing curriculum-aligned lessons for Malaysian secondary school students. It covers Form 5 Mathematics and Form 2 English UASA revision.
A quick and engaging 15-minute warm-up for 7th-grade students to bridge the gap between vacation and the classroom by identifying real-world math applications in their own lives.
A visual presentation to guide the class through the Vacation Math Warm-Up, featuring categories, brainstorming prompts, and sharing examples.
A comprehensive 6th-grade math unit that applies area and perimeter formulas to real-world garden planter designs. Students sketch architectural blueprints, calculate boundaries, determine surface coverage, and solve for missing dimensions across squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, circles, and pentagons.
A geometry lesson focusing on visualizing 3D relationships, including intersecting planes, collinear points, coplanar lines, and skew lines in space. Includes projection-ready slide decks, task cards, and a weekly response sheet.
A student-facing handout designed to guide 7th graders through identifying and visualizing real-world math applications from their vacation.
A 10-day instructional unit on rigid transformations and congruence mapping for 8th-grade mathematics, aligned with NC Math Standard 8.G.2. The sequence covers translations, reflections, and rotations, emphasizing coordinate rules, properties verification using patty paper, and composition of transformations to define and prove congruence.
Form 2 English lesson focusing on the UASA Information Transfer format. Teaches scanning, keywording, and exact-phrase transcription strategies through real-world texts, hands-on graphic organizers, peer collaboration, and a post-lesson assessment.
A concise lesson plan for teachers to facilitate the Vacation Math Warm-Up, including instructional steps, discussion questions, and pacing guides.
A curriculum unit tracing the development of linear equations. Students journey from ancient informal heuristics (False Position) to modern symbolic algebraic equations.
Form 5 Mathematics Lesson on trigonometric functions, covering graphing of sine, cosine, and tangent curves, exploring key features like amplitude, period, intercepts, and asymptotes. Includes assessment for learning, collaboration, and differentiated instruction.
A daily visual slide deck designed for front-of-class projection, guiding students through one-to-two high-contrast prompt slides for each day of the week, complete with beautifully scaled, large geometric 3D diagrams and strict adherence to 24px+ legibility.
