Fractions Complete – Years 6 to 7
Build fraction understanding through equivalent fractions, operations and word problems. Includes five worksheets, answer keys, slides and a lesson plan.
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Build fraction understanding through equivalent fractions, operations and word problems. Includes five worksheets, answer keys, slides and a lesson plan.
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Use recipes, sharing tasks and measurement to connect fraction operations with familiar situations. Adapt units and vocabulary to your class.
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Extend ecosystem learning with a local conservation question. Choose credible local sources and appropriate iwi or hapū perspectives.
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