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Mathematics

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Learn: Data that is counted and data that is measured

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Learn: Making a tally chart from the class

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Learn: Drawing the universal set as a rectangle

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Learn: Saying a time as minutes past the hour

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Quiz Me: Recognising a mixed number in a list

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Cambridge Way: Writing a decimal as a fraction

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Cambridge Way: The place values in base two

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Cambridge Way: Measuring an acute angle

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Cambridge Way: Estimating a mass in kilograms

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Cambridge Way: Decreasing an amount in a given ratio

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Cambridge Way: Putting measurements in order after converting them

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Cambridge Way: Choosing the easiest form for comparing two quantities

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Quiz Me: Converting units before ordering decimal measurements

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Quiz Me: The symbol used between numbers in ascending order

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Learn: Comparing an estimated answer with the actual calculated

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Learn: Using approximation in everyday activities

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Quiz Me: Estimating the distance from the gate to the assembly ground

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Quiz Me: Estimating the mass of a bag of rice

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Quiz Me: Showing which step was taken on each line

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Quiz Me: Writing a very small measurement in figures

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