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After using these resources teachers and pupils should be able to: | After using these resources teachers and pupils should be able to: | ||
*use a pre-existing resource in interesting and creative ways to deepen understanding. | |||
These can be a starter activities or can run for a full lesson. | These can be a starter activities or can run for a full lesson. | ||
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One way of answering the question requires pupils to know: | One way of answering the question requires pupils to know: | ||
*the properties of the sides of a rhombus | |||
*the meaning of the word ‘midpoint’ | |||
*the angle properties of a rhombus (or to use parallel lines) | |||
*the properties of an isosceles triangle | |||
*angles in a triangle | |||
*angles on a straight line | |||
This is a great question to use with pupils in a lesson because it is not trivial. It may be worth asking pupils to reflect on the different forms of knowledge that they need to be able to answer it. | This is a great question to use with pupils in a lesson because it is not trivial. It may be worth asking pupils to reflect on the different forms of knowledge that they need to be able to answer it. | ||