Logic Truth Tables Starter Can I borrow a pen?
Description: Logic Truth Tables Starter Can I borrow a pen? GCSE Further Mathematics Four pupils are needed for this starter. Each pupil will be given a pencil case. The first pencil case will contain a red pen and a blue pen. The second will contain a
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slide1. Logic Truth Tables Starter Can I borrow a pen? GCSE Further Mathematics<br>
slide2. Four pupils are needed for this starter.
Each pupil will be given a pencil case.
The first pencil case will contain a red pen and a blue pen. The second will contain a blue pen. The third will contain a red pen. The fourth will not contain anything.
Pupils will be asked the questions on the slide.
Pupils can then create a truth table based on the activity. Teacher Guidance<br>
slide3. Communication skills.
Communicating meaning, feelings and viewpoints in a logical and coherent manner.
Participating in discussions, debates and interviews.
Using Mathematics skills.
Selecting and applying mathematical concepts and problem solving strategies in a range of simulated and real-life contexts. Skills and Capabilities<br>
slide4. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide5. Person A<br>
slide6. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide7. Person B<br>
slide8. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide9. Person C<br>
slide10. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide11. Person D<br>
slide12. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide13. Truth Table<br>
slide2. Four pupils are needed for this starter.
Each pupil will be given a pencil case.
The first pencil case will contain a red pen and a blue pen. The second will contain a blue pen. The third will contain a red pen. The fourth will not contain anything.
Pupils will be asked the questions on the slide.
Pupils can then create a truth table based on the activity. Teacher Guidance<br>
slide3. Communication skills.
Communicating meaning, feelings and viewpoints in a logical and coherent manner.
Participating in discussions, debates and interviews.
Using Mathematics skills.
Selecting and applying mathematical concepts and problem solving strategies in a range of simulated and real-life contexts. Skills and Capabilities<br>
slide4. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide5. Person A<br>
slide6. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide7. Person B<br>
slide8. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide9. Person C<br>
slide10. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide11. Person D<br>
slide12. Can I borrow a blue pen?
Can I borrow a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen or a red pen?
Can I borrow a blue pen and a red pen? Questions<br>
slide13. Truth Table<br>