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A very simple but effective resource I have found. Print the pages out, I use different coloured paper for each sheet. Pupils must then cut out the fractions and place them in size order. Sheets become progressively more difficult - I have given pupils string before and they have to thread the sheets on in order - or given blu tac and stuck to the board. Feedback as always, appreciated.
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damia69

6 years ago
4

marietiffoney

8 years ago
4

sdhurren

11 years ago
5

poetsdownhere

11 years ago
4

it's really good way of encouraging discussion. And a time saver too! Thanks.

JessicaBramwell

13 years ago
4

I would get pupils to work in pairs to discuss strategies on how they order the fractions and then get them to peer assess other pupil's work. Thanks for sharing.

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