Spring Term 2

Writing tenths with the help of place value charts.

Further work on understanding and writing tenths.

Writing tenths as decimals, fractions and in words.

Finding the number of hundredths in numbers up to 2 decimal places.

Counting on or back in tenths and hundredths.

Convert the decimals to their tenths equivalent.

Using images to help convert hundredths to ones and tenths.

Converting hundredths to decimals.

Writing tenths as decimals.

Most primary school calculators cannot show fractions in the way they are usually written, but it is easy to change a fraction into a decimal fraction, as shown on these pages.

This set of worksheets is all about converting decimal fractions into fractions. Easy, if you understand tenths and hundredths.

Convert the tenths to their decimal equivalent.

More on equivalent fractions, with examples showing that 4 fifths is equivalent to 8 tenths etc.

Find fractions equivalent to a half and a quarter.

Use the digit cards as many times as you can to show equivalent fractions.

More on equivalent fractions including quarters, thirds, fifths and tenths.

Working with equivalent fractions.

Fill in the missing number in the equivalent fraction statements.

Complete the fraction sequences.

Completing fraction sequences.

More fraction sequences.

Understanding improper fractions and mixed numbers.

Complete fraction sequences, simplifying fractions where possible.

Using the >, <, and = symbols to compare fractions.

Using bar models to add fractions.

Using bar models to show subtraction of fractions.

Adding fractions with the same denominator.

Adding fractions with the same denominator which total more than one.

Subtracting from one whole one.

Find the missing digit in these addition of fractions.

Finding fractions of numbers.

Finding fractions of bars of chocolate.

Complete the shapes by colouring more squares.

Dividing tenths by ten.

Dividing by 100, with decimal and fraction answers.

Find the missing digit in these subtraction of fractions.

Counting in steps of 25, negative numbers, the 11x table and division all form a part of Week 19.

Week 20 takes a look at equivalent fractions, subtracting fractions, mental arithmetic and much more.

Counting, estimating, solving word problems, formal written multiplication and dividing by 11 are all part of Week 21.

Co-ordinates, symmetry, angle and written subtraction are all a part of Week 22.

Week 23 has work on perimeter, addition, estimating and graphs as well as the usual mental arithmetic.

Week 24 looks at counting, area, rounding, decimal fractions and multiplication.