Lesson 1: Adding & Subtracting Percentages from amounts
In this lesson, students will learn how to solve percentage word problems using a straightforward method demonstrated in the tutorial. They will practise calculating percentages of amounts and learn to identify whether the percentage should be added to or subtracted from the original value based on the context of the question.
Lesson 2: Letter Series - Finding the next letter pair
In this lesson, students will explore letter pair sequences, identifying the pattern between each pair to determine which comes next. They will practise systematic alphabet counting, recognise common sequence patterns and apply logical reasoning to solve a variety of 11+ style questions with confidence.
Lesson 3: Non-Verbal - Missing part of a sequence
In this lesson, students will carefully analyse sequences of shapes and objects to identify the pattern. Once the rule has been established, they will choose the correct option to complete the sequence. This lesson develops visual reasoning, pattern recognition and logical thinking through a range of 11+ style Non-Verbal Reasoning questions.
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Lesson 4: Reading - Ascertaining meaning through context
In this lesson, students will learn how to use contextual clues to work out the meanings of unfamiliar and challenging vocabulary. By analysing the surrounding text, they will develop the ability to infer meaning, improve their reading comprehension skills and strengthen the vocabulary knowledge needed for success in 11+ examinations.
Lesson 5: Continuing to find percentages of amounts
In this lesson, students will build on the techniques introduced in Lesson 1 by finding complex percentages of amounts. They will learn how to tackle less familiar percentage calculations using a clear method, developing speed and accuracy. The emphasis is on achieving mastery of the technique before applying it to multi-step reasoning and 11+ exam-style questions.
Lesson 6: Verbal Reasoning Word Analogies
In this lesson, students will analyse pairs of words to identify the relationship between them. They will then use this relationship to select the word that correctly completes each analogy. By recognising common word relationships, students will strengthen their vocabulary, critical thinking and verbal reasoning skills, preparing them for a range of 11+ exam-style questions.
Lesson 7: What is Personification?
In this lesson, students will learn about the figurative language technique of personification, why authors use it, and how it enhances writing. They will practise recognising and identifying examples of personification in a variety of texts, helping to strengthen both their reading comprehension and language analysis skills.
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