Math Magic Land
What learners practise
- 1Find 1%, 5%, 10% and 50% of a number
- 2Build harder percentages from easy ones
- 3Find 25% and 75% of an amount
- 4Find 20%, 30% or 70% of an amount
- 5Find percentages of measurements
- 6Find percentages with decimal answers
- 7Use swaps like 8% of 50 equals 50% of 8
- 8Decide if percentage statements are true
- 9Find the whole from a percentage
- 10Find the sale price after a percentage off
- 11Work out sale savings with percentages
- 12Compare discounts to find the better deal
- 13Find a new amount after a percentage increase
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Video lessons
Example questions
- True or false? 60% of 90 is the same as 90% of 60.
- The same bag is in two shops. Shop A: 600 baht, 40% off. Shop B: 550 baht, 30% off. Which shop is cheaper?
- Which is easier, and what is the answer: 95% of 20 or 20% of 95?
More Year 6 topics
Numbers to 10 millionDecimals to thousandthsMultiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000Rounding and estimatingNegative numbersSquares, cubes and primesFactors, multiples and divisibilityAdding and subtracting large numbersMultiplying large numbersDividing large numbersOrder of operations and bracketsFractions of amountsMixed numbers and fractions as divisionSimplifying and comparing fractionsAdding and subtracting fractionsMultiplying and dividing fractionsFractions, decimals and percentagesPercentages of amounts and discountsAdding and subtracting decimalsMultiplying decimalsDividing decimalsMoney, change and best buysRatios and sharingProportion and scaleNumber sequences and patternsFunction machines and formulaeWriting and using expressionsSolving equationsInequalities, pairs and combinationsConverting units of measureTime, decimal hours and timetablesArea and perimeterVolume, capacity and surface areaQuadrilaterals and circlesAngles3D shapes and netsCoordinates, translation and reflectionRotations and tessellationsLine and rotational symmetryAverages and rangeProbabilityCollecting and showing dataLine graphs and judging data
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