Three pages of algebra for Year 6 maths. Pupils continue the sequence 7, 12, 17, 22 and state its rule, use the taxi formula C = 3 + 2m forwards and backwards, solve equations like 2a + 3 = 15, then list every pair of positive whole numbers where a + b = 6. A complete answer key follows. Covers five England National Curriculum algebra objectives.
Algebra
“Use simple formulae”
The taxi-fare formula is used in both directions.
Algebra
“Generate and describe linear number sequences”
Section 1 asks for the next terms and the rule.
Algebra
“Enumerate possibilities of combinations of two variables”
The final task lists every solution to a + b = 6.
Pupils continue linear sequences like 7, 12, 17, 22 and write the rule.
Costing journeys with C = 3 + 2m, including working back from a £15 fare.
Four equations in a table, including x + 12 = 25 and 30 ÷ c = 5.
Listing all pairs of positive whole numbers where a + b = 6.
Unit review
The four sections revisit every algebra objective in one sheet.
Homework
A manageable spread of the unit with answers for quick marking.
Assessment check
The two-variable task shows who works systematically rather than randomly.
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