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Learn: The largest number of equal groups two amounts can make

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Quiz Me: Finding the highest common factor of three numbers from prime factors

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Quiz Me: Finding the lowest common multiple of three numbers from prime factors

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

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Quiz Me: Descending order for a list of mixed numbers

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Learn: Naming the place of a digit in a whole number

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Learn: Adding two decimals with different numbers of places

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Practice: Using the line to compare two directed numbers

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Learn: Using the inverse operation to find a missing number

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Learn: Writing an expression for an unknown number of items

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Quiz Me: Testing a suggested rule on every row of a table

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Learn: Folding a shape to test for a line of symmetry

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Learn: Multiplying one side by the number of sides

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Quiz Me: The median when there is an even number of values

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Explain Back: The square root of a square number

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Checkpoint vs BECE: Why a rounded answer keeps the right number of places

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Checkpoint vs BECE: The factors of a number written in pairs

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Checkpoint vs BECE: A calculation mixing decimals and whole numbers

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Checkpoint Quiz: The distance between two directed numbers

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Checkpoint vs BECE: A rise and a fall shown on the same number line

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