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29 December 2025

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First few slides are a fun intro. Students are shown the method of dividing the numerator by the denominator to find the first fraction and then dividing the remainder(s) to find the other fractions. The lesson is split into two parts. after each example, there is an exercise consisting of 5 questions.

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fatemehhoushang

2 years ago
5

Thank you for sharing!

Zils9

11 years ago
4

Great! :)

brionyhassett

11 years ago
4

Thanks, it's explained really well.

Owen134866

13 years ago
5

Excellent resource - the way the splitting up has been explained is great!

johnknowles

13 years ago
5

Very good way of investigating fractions

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