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Working with fractions

Year 4 • Maths

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Divide and describe the same whole when divided into differing numbers of equal parts

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Understand fraction notation to represent a relationship between part and whole

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Begin to use and understand the terms 'Numerator' and 'Denominator'

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Name unit fractions and match them with the fraction notation and a representation

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Embed previous fraction work using a linear model

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Assign unit fraction names and notation to 3D representations

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Assign unit fraction names and notation to equal parts of quantities

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Recognise and reason about unit fractions in a variety of contexts

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Understand that Equal Parts Can Look Different - Area

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Understand that Equal Parts Can Look Different - Volume and Area Contexts

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Compare unit fractions using a fraction wall

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Reason about comparing unit fractions

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Compare unit fractions in a measure's context

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Can we compare unit fractions of different wholes?

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Construct a whole from a part and identify the fraction it represents

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Build and compare different wholes from the same unit fractions that represent the same length

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Build and compare different wholes from the same unit fractions that represent different lengths

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Build and compare different wholes from different unit fractions that represent the same quantity

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Build and compare different wholes from different unit fractions that represent different quantities

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Build and compare wholes when different unit fractions represent different amounts

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