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Complete Mathematics for Cambridge Lower Secondary 1: Cambridge Checkpoint and beyond

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Part of Oxford International Maths for Cambridge Secondary 1

Comprehensive preparation for the Cambridge Checkpoint and beyond

Deborah Barton

Suitable for:  Cambridge Lower Secondary learners, aged 11-13

Price:  £23.50

ISBN: 978-0-19-913704-6
Publication date: 13/12/2012
Paperback: 320 pages
Dimensions: 255x195mm

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Build a firm foundation for success in Cambridge Checkpoint tests, and ensure your students get the challenge and extension they need to achieve their best in the Cambridge IGCSE. This course matches the framework and will rigorously prepare students for the strongest achievement at Checkpoint level and beyond.


Features

  • Comprehensive - all aspects of the latest Cambridge curriculum are thoroughly covered so you can trust in complete preparation
  • Excel at Checkpoint - questions are designed to match the Checkpoint style, building confidence
  • Extension and challenge - extension material to ensure a flying start at Cambridge IGCSE
  • Practice - over 400 pages of rigorous practice to make sure students truly understand all the material
  • Eliminate confusion - detailed worked examples help students understand every step in complex problems
  • The support you need - Homework Books and Teacher Packs with CD will completely support your teaching
  • Internationally focused - with examples from all over the world, so material is genuinely relevant to your students
  • EAL friendly - straightforward language and key definitions ensure your EAL students can focus on the mathematics
  • Complete Mathematics is the new name for Oxford International Maths

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Reviews

  • "Our middle school teachers have been very happy with the format and are looking forward to using this resource next academic year. Some of the things they like about it are that it does have more practice problems than our present resource and that all the topics explored at each level are in a single book which makes it easier for students to manage." - Phil Bennett, Academic Leader Mathematics, International School of Luxembourg
  • "An excellent mathematics book. This is a superb book for students following stage 7 of the Cambridge Secondary 1 scheme of work. The explanations in the book are clear. Detailed worked examples are given for each mathematical method covered." - Amazon teacher review
  • These are the best Maths resources for this level that I have ever taught from. We love the homework books which offer extra practice to consolidate core content. - Carolyn Hatton, Head of Mathematics, King Richard III College, Spain
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Table of Contents

1. Number and calculation 1
1.1: Number facts
1.2: Adding and subtracting numbers
1.3: Multiplication and associated division facts
1.4: Decimals
1.5: Decimals and place value
1.6: Decimals and your calculator
1.7: Multiplying and dividing decimals by powers of ten
1.8: Rounding
1.9: Negative numbers
1.10: Negative numbers and addition
1.11: Subtracting negative numbers
1.12: Some ways we use negative numbers
1.13: Laws of arithmetic and inverse operations
1.14: Order of operations
Consolidation
Summary
2. Expressions
2.1: Expressions
2.2: Simplifying
2.3: Expanding brackets
Consolidation
Summary
3. Shapes and constructions
3.1: Lines and angles
3.2: Measuring angles
3.3: Drawing angles
3.4: Looking at triangles
3.5: Looking at quadrilaterals
3.6: Polygons
3.7: Solid shapes
3.8: Constructions
Consolidation
Summary
4. Number and calculation 2
4.1: Multiples and factors
4.2: Divisibility tests
4.3: Squares and square roots
4.4: Multiplying and dividing with two digit numbers
Consolidation
Summary
5. Length, mass and capacity
5.1: Length
5.2: Mass
5.3: Capacity
5.4: Reading scales
Consolidation
Summary
6. Representing information
6.1: Collecting data
6.2: Averages and range
Consolidation
Summary
Review A
7. Fractions
7.1: Calculating fractions
7.2: Equivalent fractions
7.3: Fractions greater than 1
7.4: Adding fractions
7.5: Subtracting fractions
7.6: Multiplying fractions
7.7: Applying order of operations rules to fractions questions
7.8: Problem solving
Consolidation
Summary
8. Equations and formulae
8.1: Substitution into expressions
8.2: Formulae
8.3: Solving equations
Consolidation
Summary
9. Geometry
9.1: Relationships between angles
9.2: Coordinates

Consolidation
Summary
10. Fractions and decimals
10.1: Equivalence of fractions and decimals
10.2: Adding and subtracting decimals
10.3: Multiplying and dividing decimals
Consolidation
Summary
11. Time and rates of change
11.1: Time
11.2: Real-life graphs
11.3: Travel graphs
Consolidation
Summary
12. Presenting data and interpreting results
12.1: Pictograms
12.2: Bar charts
12.3: Pie charts
12.4: Frequency diagrams for grouped discrete data
12.5: Using statistics
Consolidation
Summary
Review B
13. Fractions, decimals and percentages
13.1: Understanding percentages
13.2: Fractions, decimals and percentages
13.3: Finding percentages of amounts
Consolidation
Summary
14. Sequences, functions and graphs
14.1: Looking for patterns
14.2: Number sequences
14.3: Functions
14.4: Graphs of linear functions
Consolidation
Summary
15. Symmetry and transformations
15.1: Symmetry
15.2: Reflection
15.3: Translation
15.4: Rotation
Consolidation
Summary
16. Ratio and proportion
16.1: Making comparisons
16.2: Simplifying ratios
16.3: Proportion
Consolidation
Summary
17. Area, perimeter and volume
17.1: What is area?
17.2: Some of units of area
17.3: Areas of rectangles
17.4: Perimeters of rectangles
17.5: Compound shapes
17.6: What is volume?
17.7: Volume of cuboids
17.8: Surface area
Consolidation
Summary
18. Probability
18.1: Language of probability
18.2: Experimental probability
18.3: Theoretical probability
Consolidation
Summary
Review C
19. Sets and Venn diagrams
19.1: Sets and their members
19.2: How to describe a set
19.3: Venn diagrams
19.4: Intersection of sets
19.5: Common factors, common multiples
Consolidation
Summary

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