Year 8 · Maths
Use And Interpret Algebraic Notation
Year 8 learners practise algebra notation and expanding brackets.
The activities include Multiply Out Single Brackets. The checked support below includes lesson, video, teaching, worksheet. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.
Activities covered
- Multiply Out Single Brackets
Checked learning resources
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Expressions and equations
Oak National Academy · Lesson · Opens on the provider website
Year 8 Maths resource matched to algebra notation and expanding brackets.
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Expressions and formulae
Oak National Academy · Lesson · Opens on the provider website
Year 8 Maths resource matched to algebra notation and expanding brackets.
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Expressions and formulae
BBC Bitesize · Lesson · Opens on the provider website
Year 8 Maths resource matched to algebra notation and expanding brackets.
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Oak video: Multiplying An Expression By A Constant
Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website
I can use the distributive law to multiply an expression by a constant. The distributive law can make multiplication easier. The distributive law can be understood using an area model. A bar model can be used to represen
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Multiplying brackets
BBC Bitesize · Teaching · Opens on the provider website
Learn how to simplify and expand brackets with this BBC Bitesize Maths article. For students between the ages of 11 and 14. KS3 Maths topic: Expressions and formulae.
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Oak lesson slides: Multiplying An Expression By A Constant
Oak National Academy · Teaching · Opens on the provider website
I can use the distributive law to multiply an expression by a constant. The distributive law can make multiplication easier. The distributive law can be understood using an area model. A bar model can be used to represen
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Oak worksheet: Multiplying An Expression By A Constant
Oak National Academy · Worksheet · Opens on the provider website
I can use the distributive law to multiply an expression by a constant. The distributive law can make multiplication easier. The distributive law can be understood using an area model. A bar model can be used to represen