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Year 7 · Maths

Use Standard Mathematical Formulae

Year 7 learners practise using formulae in maths.

The activities include Find the Correct Formula, Find the Correct Formula, Use Simple Formulae. The checked support below includes worksheet, lesson, video, teaching. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.

Activities covered

  • Find the Correct Formula
  • Find the Correct Formula
  • Use Simple Formulae

Checked learning resources

  • Substituting into Formulae KS3 Walkthrough Worksheet

    Twinkl · Worksheet · Opens on the provider website

    Authenticated KS3 walkthrough substitutes values into formulae using worked contexts including temperature, circumference, angles and average speed.

  • Expressions and equations

    Oak National Academy · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to using formulae in maths.

  • Expressions and formulae

    BBC Bitesize · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to using formulae in maths.

  • Oak video: Evaluating Expressions With And Without Changing The Subject

    Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website

    I can evaluate an expression where the subject has been changed and where it has not. Changing the subject can make it easier to evaluate a formula. It is possible to evaluate a formula without changing the subject. Both

  • Oak worksheet: Evaluating Expressions With And Without Changing The Subject

    Oak National Academy · Worksheet · Opens on the provider website

    I can evaluate an expression where the subject has been changed and where it has not. Changing the subject can make it easier to evaluate a formula. It is possible to evaluate a formula without changing the subject. Both

  • Oak lesson slides: Evaluating Expressions With And Without Changing The Subject

    Oak National Academy · Teaching · Opens on the provider website

    I can evaluate an expression where the subject has been changed and where it has not. Changing the subject can make it easier to evaluate a formula. It is possible to evaluate a formula without changing the subject. Both