- Algebraic Language
- Numerical value of an algebraic expression
- Monomials
- Operations with monomials
- Equations. Equivalent equations
- Solving first degree equations
- Word porblems and exercises
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Unit 6. Algebra
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Unit 5. Decimal Numbers
During this unit we are going to revise the operations with decimal numbers.
4 & 5.- Adding, subtracting and multiplying decimal numbers (video2)
Multiplying and dividing by the unit followed by zeros... (video3)
Watch the video that explains that:
Monday, January 12, 2026
Unit 3. Integers (part 2)
π Paragraph 6.- Combined operations with Integers
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Unit 3. Integer Numbers (part 1)
Here you have the Index for the unit 3:
UNIT 3. INTEGER NUMBERS- What are Integer Numbers? Negative numbers
- How to represent Integer numbers. The order of Integer numbers
- Opposite numbers and Absolute value
- Multiplying and dividing Integer Numbers
- Adding and subtracting integer numbers
- Combined operations with additions and subtractions
- Powers with Integer numbers
- Combined operations involving Integer numbers
Combined operations and powers with Integer Numbers (part 3)
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
Unit 2. Multiples and factors. Divisibility
Find here, thanks to two students of ESO (Jimena and MΓ³nica) some clear and useful notes about the unit.
There are also some videos about the main lessons.
π Click on the picture to download the notes for:
Prime numbers and divisibility Rules:
Saturday, February 1, 2025
Unit 4. Fractions
1.- What is a fraction and how to read it
2.- Fractions and units A fraction is a division
3.- A fraction of an amount
4.- Equivalent fractions. Simplifying fractions
5.- Adding and subtracting fractions
6.- Multiplication and division of fractions
7.- Powers with fractions
8.. Combined operations
1.- What is a fraction and how to read it: π
2.- Fractions and units. π
4.- A fraction of an amount . π
Revise some examples watching π the following videos:
exercises ---> π
5,. Equivalent fractions. Simplify a fraction. π
Here you have two very simple videos that help you understanding what equivalent fractions are
6.- Adding and subtracting fractions π
And you can watch π this video by Professor Dave in native English. The speaking is going to be harder to understand but will help you to get used to real English











