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Jul 11, 2024
Year 3 Fractions
The terms numerator and denominator are used extensively in Year 3 to describe the top and bottom parts of a fraction. Comparing fractions is also an important part of the year’s work. Watch out for children who think that 1/2 is smaller than 1/4 because 2 is smaller than 4....
Jul 9, 2024
Year 2 Fractions
In Year 2 children are introduced to the notation for fractions such as 1/2, 1/4 and 1/3. They are also taught what each digit of a fraction represents. The bottom number tells us the number of equal parts, whilst the top number tells us how many of these equal parts...
Jul 8, 2024
Year 1 Number Lines and Fractions
Number lines are now used extensively in primary schools, so it is important that children understand how they work. If children have previously only used number tracks they may well try to label the numbers between the divisions on the line, rather than the divisions themselves. This tutorial explains the...
Jun 30, 2024
Year 6 Measuring Volume
Because space is three dimensional (it has length, width and height) we use cubic units to measure volume. In the metric system the main units of volume are: cubic millimetres or mm³ cubic centimetres or cm³ cubic metres or m³ a litre is also a metric measure of volume, which...
Measurement in Year 6
There are some very hard concepts involved with Measurement in Year 6. Conversion of units of measurement continues to be a key element, and it is suggested that converting between units such as kilometres and miles is done graphically. Converting metric units should be done with up to 3 decimal...
Jun 29, 2024
Measurement in Year 5
The metric system takes centre stage in the Year 5 Measurement Programme of Study, emphasising the importance of converting between different units of metric measures. By the end of Year 5 children should know the following relationships between metric units: 1 kilometre = 1,000 metres 1 metre = 100 centimetres...
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