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Summer Term 1 Week 3 4th May - 8th May

FRACTIONS

This week, we are going to look at fractions to explore and compare the size of parts.

Work your way through these 5 lessons this week and then have a go at the quiz at the bottom of this page to see how you've got on! Don't worry about whether you're answers are right or wrong, just have a go. It is all good practice. Only I (Mrs Raper) can see your answers.

Once you've done these lessons, if you still want a challenge, follow the link to Gareth Metcalfe's lessons for some practical challenges and problem solving.

6. Compare the size of parts when the whole is defined using familiar contexts

The sixth lesson on fractions, aimed at Year 3 and 4 pupils, in a series produced by the NCETM during the school closures period in summer 2020.

7. Explore that size of part is relative to the size of the whole using familiar contexts

The seventh lesson on fractions, aimed at Year 3 and 4 pupils, in a series produced by the NCETM during the school closures period in summer 2020.

8. Consider part whole relationships within the context of quantity models

The eighth lesson on fractions, aimed at Year 3 and 4 pupils, in a series produced by the NCETM during the school closures period in summer 2020.

9. Build a whole when a part is known

The ninth lesson on fractions, aimed at Year 3 and 4 pupils, in a series produced by the NCETM during the school closures period in summer 2020.

10. Explore different contexts for building a whole when a part is known

The tenth lesson on fractions, aimed at Year 3 and 4 pupils, in a series produced by the NCETM during the school closures period in summer 2020.

THE BIG end of the week QUIZ!!!!!! Complete lessons 6 -10 first then complete all of the questions in this quiz. When you click submit at the end of the quiz Mrs Raper will get to see your answers.

Extra challenges

Follow the link below for some more practical Maths challenges and investigation.

Gareth Metcalfe's Online Maths Lessons