Introduction to Ratio - Year 6 Interactive Maths Lesson with Self-marking Activities
In this lesson, learners are able to:
(1) Understand that the colon (:) is the symbol used to write ratio.
(2) Write ratios in the correct order and understand that order matters.
(3)Use ratios to describe the relationship between two quantities.
The amazing digital maths lesson with self-marking differentiated activities can be used for whole-class teaching and for homeschooling.
There are lots of differentiated drag-and-drop activities with instant feedback.
Contains 19 interactive slides with supplemental printable worksheets
The included worksheets covers all the content from the White Rose lesson and is organised into three sections:
Section A – Key Learning (Questions 1–5): Structured practice on reading the ratio symbol, bar models, three-quantity ratios, the double number line, and scaling with a given quantity.
Section B – Reasoning & Problem Solving (Questions 6–7): The true/false tins activity and the red/blue/green pens multi-step problem, both taken directly from the lesson's reasoning pages.
Section C – Challenge (Question 8): A smoothie recipe ratio problem requiring scaling in both directions and testing whether a three-part ratio can be simplified.
Every question has a yellow answer box below it with full working shown, so it works equally well as a teacher answer key or a self-marking sheet.