Learn to solve financial problems using positive and negative integers. You'll need paper and a pencil.
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Year 6
Interpreting integers in the real world
Mathematics lesson 16 for year 6 (Series 1)
Interpreting integers in the real world
Mathematics lesson 17 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to solve financial problems by adding and subtracting positive and negative integers. You'll need paper and a pencil.
Connecting index notation and place value (part 1)
Mathematics lesson 18 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to connect index notation with place value. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Connecting index notation and place value (part 2)
Mathematics lesson 19 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to connect index notation with place value. You'll need paper, pencil and a calculator.
Interpreting integers in the real world
Mathematics lesson 20 for year 6 (Series 1)
Review and apply your knowledge of problem solving with integers. You'll need paper, a pencil and your work from previous lessons.
Describing properties of number
Mathematics lesson 21 for year 6 (Series 1)
Learn to solve problems using properties of number. You'll need paper and a pencil.
Identifying and extending number patterns
Mathematics lesson 22 for year 6 (Series 1)
Use numbers and number patterns to solve everyday problems. You'll need paper, a pencil and coloured pencils.
Factor fix and find
Mathematics lesson 23 for year 6 (Series 1)
Use your knowledge of factors and prime factors. You'll need a pencil, paper and calculator.
Up and down integers
Mathematics lesson 24 for year 6 (Series 1)
Use integers to measure distance. You'll need a pencil, paper and a calculator.
Solar temperatures
Mathematics lesson 25 for year 6 (Series 1)
Use your knowledge of integers to investigate temperatures. You'll need a pencil, paper and calculator.
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