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Proof reading Plumbing Things I enjoy doing Things people pay for Things Im good at Interior decorating Singing Untangling rope Find a way to make it pay Find a way to make it fun Find a way to get better at it ID: 652300

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Teaching maths

Chopping logs

Proof reading

Plumbing

Things I enjoy doing

Things people pay for

Things I’m good at

Interior decorating

Singing

Untangling rope

Find a way to make it pay?

Find a way to make it fun?

Find a way to get better at it?

Perfect careerSlide2

Pancakes!

Pasta

Batter

Omlette

Egg

Milk

Flour

Milk

EggFlourSlide3

Toyota Corolla

Toyota

Prius

ToyotaPrevia

Peugeot 106

Better than 40mpg

Under £1500Toyota

Vauxhall Corsa

VW Golf

ToyotaHilux

Bugatti VeyronSlide4

Put the following Pixar movies in the Venn diagram:

Toy Story

A Bug's LifeMonsters,

IncFinding NemoThe IncrediblesCarsRatatouilleWALL-E

UpBrave

Main characterdoesn’t need to breathe

Main characterwould fit in a pencil case

Toy Story

Finding Nemo

A Bug's LifeRatatouille

UpBraveMonsters,

IncThe Incredibles

CarsWALL-E

What is the chance of a movie from the list chosen at random having a main character who:Fits in a pencil case?

Doesn’t need to breathe?Both?Slide5

Multiples of 5

Factors of 60

Prime Numbers

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

Place all the whole numbers from 1 to 30 in the Venn diagram:

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

I pick a number between 1 and 30. What is the chance that it:

Is either a factor of 60 or a multiple of 5?

Is a prime factor of 60?

Is a prime multiple of 5?

Is not a factor of 60, multiple of 5 or a prime?Slide6
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