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Fractions matching cards (Ref: SB3391)
A set of simple cards for matching the written representation of fractions to pictorial representation. Up to 8ths.
A set of simple cards for matching the written representation of fractions to pictorial representation. Up to 8ths.
Fractions brick wall display (Ref: SB6148)
Print out and assemble these bricks into a large fraction wall display. (Width is approximately 3 A4 landscape sheets).
Print out and assemble these bricks into a large fraction wall display. (Width is approximately 3 A4 landscape sheets).
Fractions wall desktop sheets (Ref: SB6149)
Colour and black and white sheets that can be laminated as visual desktop references for fractions work.
Colour and black and white sheets that can be laminated as visual desktop references for fractions work.
Equivalent decimals/fractions/percentages on footballs
(Ref: SB6741)
A set of printable footballs featuring common decimals expressed as fractions and percentages.
(Ref: SB6741)
A set of printable footballs featuring common decimals expressed as fractions and percentages.
Equivalent fractions bingo (Ref: SB6742)
A set of printable bingo boards and cards for matching equivalent fractions.
A set of printable bingo boards and cards for matching equivalent fractions.
Equivalent fractions posters (Ref: SB6743)
A set of simple posters showing some basic equivalent fractions. Also includes a fractions grid.
A set of simple posters showing some basic equivalent fractions. Also includes a fractions grid.
Year 6 fractions, decimals and percentages loop cards
(Ref: SB6747)
A set of loop cards with questions and answers related to converting fractions, decimals and percentages. Aimed at Year 6. 30 different cards included.
(Ref: SB6747)
A set of loop cards with questions and answers related to converting fractions, decimals and percentages. Aimed at Year 6. 30 different cards included.
Fractions loop cards (1/2s, 1/3s, 1/4s, 1/5s, 1/10s)
(Ref: SB6744)
A set of loop cards with pictorial representations of fractions and their notation. Includes some basic equivalent fractions.
(Ref: SB6744)
A set of loop cards with pictorial representations of fractions and their notation. Includes some basic equivalent fractions.
Year 5 fractions and decimals loop cards
(Ref: SB6746)
A set of 30 loop cards featuring questions with fractions and decimals.
(Ref: SB6746)
A set of 30 loop cards featuring questions with fractions and decimals.
Aimed at Key Stage 2
Fractions mat (Ref: SB6749)
A printable desktop mat showing common fractions visually together with usual vocabulary.
A printable desktop mat showing common fractions visually together with usual vocabulary.
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Year 4 fractions of numbers loop cards (Ref: SB6745)
A set of loop cards with questions related to the fractions of a number - aimed at Year 4. Questions include ‘What is ½ of 90?’, ‘What is 2/3 of 90?’ and ‘What is 1/3 of 27?’. One child calls out the start card and the pupils then match/call out the corresponding cards until the game ‘loops’ back to the original child.
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Making whole numbers loop cards (Ref: SB6748)
A set of loop cards with questions related to making whole numbers from fractions. Questions include ‘What must be added to 3/10 to make one whole?’ and ‘What must be added to 8/9 to make one whole?’.
A set of loop cards with questions related to making whole numbers from fractions. Questions include ‘What must be added to 3/10 to make one whole?’ and ‘What must be added to 8/9 to make one whole?’.