Master fractions with fun and engaging activities.
This workbook for ages 9-11 helps to break down the skills children
need to master to meet their curriculum objectives in a fuss-free
way.
Did you know Fractions is one of the most important SATs topics?
This workbook will help children achieve mastery of fractions,
decimals and percentages, through a mix of problems, practice
activities and SATs-style tests.
This workbook supports children by recapping prior knowledge before
building on it by practising the new skills through through
fun and engaging activities. The included progress tracker and certificate
help to motivate children to achieve mastery of fractions.
Practice activities to use at home
Matched to National Curriculum requirements
Quickly builds confidence and understanding
Includes extra notes and tips to reinforce skills
Tracker included to measure progress
A certificate to help incentivise progress
Answers available online
The book is broken down into units giving clear steps and allowing
a little and often approach to help build confidence.
Units covered include:
How to recognise, find, write, name and count fractions
Equivalent fractions
Comparing and ordering fractions
Add and subtract fractions
Multiply and divide fractions
Fractions and decimal equivalence
Rounding decimals
Compare and order decimals
Add and subtract decimals
Multiply and divide decimals
Solve problems with fractions and decimals
Fractions, decimals and percentages equivalence
Solve problems with percentages
All answers provided free online at shop.scholastic.co.uk/primary-school-fractions.
There is also matching Teacher Resource
book available to purchase as a download from Scholastic.
Please visit www.scholastic.co.uk/learn-at-home for more information
and to see other titles in this series.
This book was previously published under the SATS Made
Simple series
This is Book 1 in the Scholastic Maths Skills Series. See all Scholastic Maths Skills books here.
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