A complete, ready-to-teach 60-minute lesson that closes the unit. Students use place value to solve multi-step money and measures problems, then sit a 10-question, self-marked quiz on the whole unit.

Students write money correctly (£3.50, not £3.5), convert between metric units using place value, and make the units the same before they calculate. The quiz shows you exactly which lessons need revisiting in future Do Nows.

WHAT’S INCLUDED (all fully editable)

PowerPoint: 37 slides (6 hidden for extra practice and solutions)
Student workbook with answer boxes, including the quiz page
Teacher guide: one-page summary, guidance for every slide, misconceptions and all answers
Independent practice worksheet: Sets A–D

LESSON STRUCTURE

Retrieval Do Now, with answers on click
Objectives, key words and careers (lab technician, pharmacy technician, shop manager)
4 prior-knowledge hinge questions, with back-up slides
2 skills, each taught as I do → We do → You do
Visual models: coins and place value charts for pounds and pence, a conversion diagram, and number lines for measures
Quick practice, 15-minute independent practice, then a 10-minute unit quiz (one question for each lesson) with 5 minutes of self-marking
GCSE exam-style homework questions and a greater-depth challenge
Built-in countdown timers

Misconceptions tackled: writing £3.5 instead of £3.50, dividing pence by 10 instead of 100, adding different units (1.2 m + 35 cm = 36.2), and losing the placeholder (105 cm → 1.5 m).

This is Lesson 10 of 10 in the Year 7 Unit 1 bundle (Place value, ordering & rounding).

Fits KS3 and the GCSE (9–1) Mathematics specifications from AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and WJEC Eduqas, which all follow the DfE GCSE subject content. Not endorsed by AQA, Pearson, OCR or WJEC Eduqas. AQA, Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas are trademarks of their respective owners.