Math Magic Land
What learners practise
- 1Tell equal parts from unequal parts
- 2Count the equal parts in a shape
- 3Spot halves cut in different ways
- 4Know that more equal parts means smaller parts
- 5Name 1/4, 2/4 and 3/4 of a shape
- 6Recognise one third of a shape
- 7Match fraction words to 1/2, 1/4 and 1/3
- 8Use halves and quarters to make a whole
- 9Know that three thirds make one whole
- 10Halve again to make quarters and eighths
- 11Find the fraction left when a part is eaten
- 12Spot the mistake in a fraction picture
- 13Share food fairly in halves and quarters
- 14Find half or a quarter of a length
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Example questions
- 2 friends share 1 sandwich equally. What fraction does each get?
- Two chocolate bars are the same size. One is cut into 2 equal pieces, the other into 4. Which one has bigger pieces?
- A sandwich is cut into 4 equal pieces. Zara eats 1 and Ploy eats 2. What fraction of the sandwich is left?
More Year 2 topics
Tens and onesReading and writing numbersSplitting and regrouping numbersCounting in steps and estimatingOdd and even numbersHundred square and number linesComparing and ordering to 100Rounding to the nearest 10Number sequencesAdding facts and number bondsAdding tens and onesSubtracting tens and onesAdding and subtracting 2-digit numbersFact families and checking answersMissing numbers and the = signWord problems and bar modelsCoins and notes in bahtShopping and changeEqual groups and arraysTimes tables 2, 5 and 10Sharing and dividingFractions of shapesHalves and quarters of numbersNaming and comparing fractionsFractions of groups and amountsRepeating and growing patternsMeasuring and comparing lengthMass and temperatureCapacity and choosing unitsDays, months and datesTelling the time3D shapes2D shapesCirclesSymmetry and reflectionTurns and right anglesPosition and directionCarroll and Venn diagramsSurveys, tallies and chanceTables, pictograms and block graphs
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