Use a number line to round three and four digit numbers. You'll need a pencil and paper, ruler, dice or online dice.
Year 4
Year 4
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Rounding three and four digit numbers
Mathematics lesson 11 (Series 1)
Rounding five digit numbers
Mathematics lesson 12 (Series 1)
Use a number line to round five digit numbers. You'll need a pencil, paper and a ruler.
Introducing decimals (tenths)
Mathematics lesson 13 (Series 1)
Recognise and describe tenths as decimals. You'll need a pencil and paper, ruler, dice or online dice.
Introducing decimals (hundredths)
Mathematics lesson 14 (Series 1)
Recognise and describe hundredths as decimals. You'll need a pencil and paper, ruler, dice or online dice.
Revising tenths
Mathematics lesson 15 (Series 1)
Review your learning about tenths. You'll need a pencil, coloured pencils, paper, ruler and a calculator.
Fractions and decimals
Mathematics lesson 16 (Series 1)
Make connections between decimals and fractions for tenths and hundredths. You'll need a pencil, a maths book or paper and a ruler.
Compare and order decimals
Mathematics lesson 17 (Series 1)
Compare and order decimal numbers. You'll need a pencil, a maths book or paper and a ruler.
Interpret and use money
Mathematics lesson 18 (Series 1)
Interpret and use money. You'll need a pencil, a maths book or paper and a ruler.
Write and draw amounts of money
Mathematics lesson 19 (Series 1)
Use decimal currency to write and draw money amounts. You'll need a pencil and a paper.
Counting money
Mathematics lesson 20 (Series 1)
Learn how to count money. You'll need a pencil, a maths book or paper and a ruler.
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