Starter quiz
- The parts that make up a whole can be ______ or unequal in size.
- 'equal' ✓
- Look at this image. How many equal parts is the whole made from?
- '4' ✓
- Find the whole in this part-part-whole model.
- '30' ✓
- Look at this fraction. How do we say it?
- One half ✓
- One third
- One quarter
- One fifth
- One sixth
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- Look at this fraction. How do we say it?
- Four sevens
- Four sevenths ✓
- Four and one seventh
- Seven fours
- Seven quarters
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- Sophia has one-half of a litre of juice. Jacob has half a litre of juice. How many litres of juice do they have altogether? ______ litre(s)
- '1' ✓
Exit quiz
- Mixed numbers always have a value that is __________ than one.
- smaller
- thinner
- wider
- greater ✓
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- Look at this table then complete the sentence: Three and a ______ hours were spent exercising in total.
- 'half' ✓
- Look at this mixed number We say it as ‘three and four ______.
- 'tenths' ✓
- Look at this mixed number We say it as ______ and three one-fifths.
- 'two' ✓
- Jacob has four chocolate bars. Sophia has one-quarter of a bar. How many bars of chocolate do they have altogether?
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- Look at this piece of string. Describe its length in metres: the string is one and __________ of a metre.
- one quarter
- four tenths ✓
- one half
- three tenths
- five tenths
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Quantities can be made of a whole number and a fractional part.
- Quantities made of a whole number and a fractional part are greater than 1
- A quantity made of a whole number and a fractional part is called a mixed number.
Common misconception
Children may be confused as to how to write mixed numbers.
As a school, establish how mixed numbers will be recorded so that you have consistency.
Keywords
Mixed number - A mixed number is a whole number and a fraction combined. For example, one and a half is a mixed number.
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