S2 Notes : Presented in order taught, coded by level
Level A (Easier) Level B (Middle) Level C (Top)
S2 Number, Money and Measure
| Positive & Negative numbers |
| Adding and subtracting negative numbers |
| Multiplying integers |
| Dividing integers |
| Sets of Numbers |
| Basics |
| Equivalent fractions |
| Fractions of amounts |
| Mixed number and improper fractions |
| Adding and subtracting fractions |
| Multiplying fractions |
| Dividing fractions |
| Basic percentages |
| Converting between fractions , decimals and percentages |
| Using 1% and 10% |
| Using the calculator |
| Percentage increase and decrease |
| Percentage of a total |
| Compound interest |
| Ratio |
| Simplifying ratios |
| Share in a ratio |
| Use a ratio |
| Proportion |
| Direct proportion |
| Indirect proportion |
| Telling the time |
| 12 Hour clock |
| 24 Hour clock |
| Calculating time intervals |
| Distance,Speed and Time |
| Convert units of time |
| Distance - time graphs |
| Distance charts |
| Collecting like terms |
| Simplifying expressions |
| Solving equations Power point |
| Inequalities |
| Use distributive law |
| Construct equations |
| Inequalities |
| Common factors |
| Rules for sequences |
| Formulae in words |
| Formulae in symbols |
| Create formulae |
| Evaluate formulae |
| Drawing a straight line from an equation |
| Finding equations from straight line graphs |
S2 Shape, Position and Movement
| Faces, vertices, edges |
| 3D Shapes |
| Nets |
| The theorem of Pythagoras |
| Finding the hypotenuse |
| Finding a short side |
| Converse of Pythagoras |
| Radius, Diameter and Circumference |
| Area |
| Arcs and Sectors |
| Triangles |
| Quadrilaterals |
| Using scales |
| Reading Scales |
| Compass points and bearings |
| Enlargements & reductions |
| Map scales |
| Angles of elevation and depression |
| Enlargements & reductions |
| Scale factor |
| Similar shapes |
| Similar triangles |
| Scaled area and volume |
| Cartesian co-ordinates |
| Co-ordinates in 4 quadrants |
| Transformations of shapes |
| Line symmetry |
| Rotational symmetry |
S2 Information Handling Course Notes
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