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Identifying Equivalent Fractions

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Equivalent Fractions

Equivalent fractions are fractions that have the same value but have different numerators and denominators.

$Equivalent fractions$

Equivalent fractions

The fractions $\large\frac{3}{5}$ and $\large\frac{6}{10}$ are equivalent.
- You can tell these fractions are equivalent because they have the same amount of the bar shaded.
- The only thing that is different between the bars is how they have been split up.

Are these equivalent?

Are these equivalent?

You can spot equivalent fractions by seeing if you can multiply the numerator (the top number) and the denominator (the bottom number) by the same number to go between the fractions.

Are these equivalent?

Are these equivalent?

You can spot equivalent fractions by seeing if you can multiply the numerator (the top number) and the denominator (the bottom number) by the same number to go between the fractions.

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Year 3 - Number

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Year 3 - Measurement

2.1

Length

2.1.1Length 2.1.2Comparing Lengths 2.1.3Add & Subtract Lengths 2.1.4Perimeter

2.2

Mass

2.2.1Mass 2.2.2Comparing Masses 2.2.3Add & Subtract Masses

2.3

Volume & Capacity

2.3.1Volume & Capacity 2.3.2Comparing Volumes 2.3.3Add & Subtract Volumes

2.4

Money

2.4.1Money 2.4.2Counting Money 2.4.3Adding & Subtracting Money

2.5

Time

2.5.1Units of Time 2.5.2Clocks 2.5.3Telling the Time 2.5.4Time of the Day 2.5.512-Hour & 24-Hour Clocks 2.5.6Measuring Time

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Year 3 - Geometry

3.1

Angles

3.1.1Angles in Degrees 3.1.2Types of Angle

3.2

Properties of Shapes

3.2.12D Shapes 3.2.23D Shapes

3.3

Straight Lines

3.3.1Straight Lines 3.3.2Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

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Year 3 - Statistics

4.1

Statistics

4.1.1Statistics 4.1.2Pictograms & Bar Charts

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Year 4 - Number

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Year 4 - Measurement

6.1

Units

6.1.1Metric Measurements 6.1.2Adding & Subtracting Money

6.2

Time

6.2.1Converting Units of Time 6.2.2Changing the 12-Hour Clock to the 24-Hour Clock 6.2.3Changing the 24-hour Clock to the 12-Hour Clock

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Year 4 - Geometry

7.1

Properties of Shapes

7.1.1Symmetry 7.1.2Types of Triangle 7.1.3Quadrilaterals

7.2

Perimeter & Area

7.2.1Perimeter 7.2.2Area

7.3

Position & Direction

7.3.1Coordinates 7.3.2Translation

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Year 4 - Statistics

8.1

Statistics

8.1.1Types of Data 8.1.2Pictograms & Bar Charts 8.1.3Line Graphs

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Year 3 - Number

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Year 3 - Measurement

2.1

Length

2.1.1Length 2.1.2Comparing Lengths 2.1.3Add & Subtract Lengths 2.1.4Perimeter

2.2

Mass

2.2.1Mass 2.2.2Comparing Masses 2.2.3Add & Subtract Masses

2.3

Volume & Capacity

2.3.1Volume & Capacity 2.3.2Comparing Volumes 2.3.3Add & Subtract Volumes

2.4

Money

2.4.1Money 2.4.2Counting Money 2.4.3Adding & Subtracting Money

2.5

Time

2.5.1Units of Time 2.5.2Clocks 2.5.3Telling the Time 2.5.4Time of the Day 2.5.512-Hour & 24-Hour Clocks 2.5.6Measuring Time

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Year 3 - Geometry

3.1

Angles

3.1.1Angles in Degrees 3.1.2Types of Angle

3.2

Properties of Shapes

3.2.12D Shapes 3.2.23D Shapes

3.3

Straight Lines

3.3.1Straight Lines 3.3.2Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

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Year 3 - Statistics

4.1

Statistics

4.1.1Statistics 4.1.2Pictograms & Bar Charts

5

Year 4 - Number

6

Year 4 - Measurement

6.1

Units

6.1.1Metric Measurements 6.1.2Adding & Subtracting Money

6.2

Time

6.2.1Converting Units of Time 6.2.2Changing the 12-Hour Clock to the 24-Hour Clock 6.2.3Changing the 24-hour Clock to the 12-Hour Clock

7

Year 4 - Geometry

7.1

Properties of Shapes

7.1.1Symmetry 7.1.2Types of Triangle 7.1.3Quadrilaterals

7.2

Perimeter & Area

7.2.1Perimeter 7.2.2Area

7.3

Position & Direction

7.3.1Coordinates 7.3.2Translation

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Year 4 - Statistics

8.1

Statistics

8.1.1Types of Data 8.1.2Pictograms & Bar Charts 8.1.3Line Graphs

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