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Practice: Checking a subtraction by adding back

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Quiz Me: Why a composite number has more than two factors

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Practice: Checking a prime factorisation by multiplying back

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Practice: Two numbers whose highest common factor is one

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Practice: The lowest common multiple of two numbers with no common factor

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Quiz Me: Checking two fractions are equivalent by cross-multiplying

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Quiz Me: Ordering fractions by comparing each with a half

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Learn: Writing the two quantities as a fraction first

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Practice: Using the line to compare two directed numbers

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Practice: Subtracting to find the gap between two numbers

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Practice: Checking a missing number by putting it back

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Practice: Setting out the working line by line

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Practice: Naming the operation signs between the terms

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Practice: Writing an expression for an age in a few years' time

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Practice: Writing the volume formula from the counting

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Practice: The angles formed when a line crosses two parallel lines

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Spot My Mistake: The lowest common multiple of two numbers found by listing

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Explain Back: A Checkpoint question mixing two operations on large numbers

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Learn: Listing the factors of both numbers and comparing them

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Checkpoint Practice: What happens to the digits when multiplying by ten

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