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Simultaneous Equations – Forming – Card Match - PPT Presentation

In this activity students work individually or in groups to match questions and answers Instead of cutting out cards students can letter questions and answers that go together To print handouts from slides ID: 1002344

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1. Simultaneous Equations – Forming – Card MatchIn this activity students work individually or in groups to match questions and answers.Instead of cutting out cards, students can letter questions and answers that go together.

2. To print handouts from slides -Select the slide from the left. Then click:File > Print > ‘Print Current Slide’To print multiple slides -Click on a section title to highlight all those slides, or press ‘Ctrl’ at the same time as selecting slides to highlight more than one. Then click:File > Print > ‘Print Selection’To print double-sided handouts - Highlight both slides before using ‘Print Selection’.Choose ‘Print on Both Sides’ and ‘Flip on Short Edge’.Printing

3. Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.

4. Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.Half Answers

5. Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.

6. Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.Sally & Sue bought a banana and an apple each but Sally bought one extra banana. Sally spent £5 and Sue spent £3.Jim spent £2 more than John. Jim bought 2 packets of sweets and 2 chocolate bars. John bought 2 chocolate bars and 1 packet of sweets.Mary bought 3 tins of soups and a loaf of bread. Mike bought 2 loaves of bread and 3 tins of soup. Mike spent £8 and Mary spent £7.Todd spent £3 more than Toby. Todd bought 2 carrots and 3 potatoes. Toby bought 2 potatoes and 2 carrots.Dan spent £5 on 4 toys and a packet of crisps. Diana bought a packet of crisps and one less toy and spent £1 less.Anna spent £9 on a packet of biscuits and 3 packets of crisps. Hannah spent £7 on 2 packets of crisps and a packet of biscuits.Fran spent £15 on 3 t-shirts and 3 pairs of jeans. Fred spent £4 more on 3 t-shirts and 4 pairs of jeans.Tim bought a pair of shorts and a shirt for £6. Tom spent £8 more to get a pair of shorts and three shirts.Sam spent £6 less than Pam. Pam bought 3 litres of petrol and a magazine. Toby bought a magazine and a litre of petrol.Josh and Joan bought a shirt and 2 ties each but Josh bought four extra shirts. Joan spent £9 and Josh spent £21.

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9. Questions?Comments?Suggestions?…or have you found a mistake!?Any feedback would be appreciated .Please feel free to email:tom@goteachmaths.co.uk