Learn to partition an area into fractions and name the fractional amount. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper.
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Year 6
Partitioning fractions
Mathematics lesson 1 for year 6 (Series 2)
What are fractions?
Mathematics lesson 2 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn what a fraction is and how they are used in everyday life. You'll need a pen or pencil and paper.
Order and comparing fractions
Mathematics lesson 3 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn to order and compare fractions uning pictures, a number line and the same denominator. You'll need a pen or pencil and some paper or a notebook.
Exploring relative size of fractions
Mathematics lesson 4 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn to explore the relative size of fractions. You'll need a pen or pencil, paper and a ruler.
Review
Mathematics lesson 5 for year 6 (Series 2)
Review key terms relating to fractions, through an interactive quiz. You'll need a pen or pencil, some paper or a notebook.
Make and record simple equivalent fractions
Mathematics lesson 6 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn how to recognise equivalent fractions. You'll need a pencil and paper or a notebook and a digital device.
Investigating equivalent fractions
Mathematics lesson 7 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn how to recognise equivalent fractions. You'll need a pencil and paper or a notebook and a digital device.
Simplifying fractions
Mathematics lesson 8 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn how the numerator and denominator change when we simplify fractions. You'll need a pencil and paper or a notebook and a digital device.
Mixed and improper fractions
Mathematics lesson 9 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn how to use and record improper and mixed fractions. You'll need a pencil and paper or a notebook and a digital device.
Problem solving with fractions
Mathematics lesson 10 for year 6 (Series 2)
Learn to solve problems that include fractions. You'll need a pencil and paper or a notebook and a digital device.
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