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Mathematics

AI prompts for upper primary learners.

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485 prompts matching "Building a three-digit number with bottle tops or counters"

Worked example: Finding the largest change on a line graph

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me finding the largest change on a line graph in f

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Self-check my mean median mode and range work

I am in Primary 5. I will find the mean of a data set and tell you my steps (add all, divi

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Taking the middle of an unsorted list as the median

Act as my Primary 5 Maths tutor. Take me through taking the middle of an unsorted list as

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Self-check my probability language work

I am in Primary 5. I will look at a bag of coloured counters (e.g., 3 red, 1 blue) and say

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Quick-fire quiz: The words certain, likely, unlikely and impossible

Act as a quiz-master. I am in Primary 5. Fire quick questions at me on the words certain,

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Worked example: Two events compared by how likely they are

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me two events compared by how likely they are in f

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Self-check my sharing in a given ratio work

I am in Primary 5. I will share an amount in a given ratio (e.g., share ₦100 in the ratio

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Worked example: Finding the whole when one share is known

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me finding the whole when one share is known in fu

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Self-check my proportion using the unitary method work

I am in Primary 5. I will solve a proportion problem and tell you my steps. Check if my un

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Self-check my fraction decimal percentage equivalence work

I am in Primary 5. I will convert a fraction to a decimal and then to a percentage (e.g.,

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Worked example: Completing a table of equivalent forms

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me completing a table of equivalent forms in full,

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Self-check my finding a percentage of an amount work

I am in Primary 5. I will find 15% of a number and tell you my steps (e.g., find 10%, then

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Worked example: Finding a percentage of a length or a mass

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me finding a percentage of a length or a mass in f

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Self-check my ratio linked to percentages work

I am in Primary 5. I will solve a proportion problem and express the answer as a percentag

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Worked example: Turning a percentage back into a ratio

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Worked example: Collecting like terms in a simple expression

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me collecting like terms in a simple expression in

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Self-check my solving simple equations work

I am in Primary 5. I will solve a two-step equation (e.g., 2x + 3 = 11) and tell you my st

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Worked example: Finding a term further along a sequence

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me finding a term further along a sequence in full

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Self-check my angles in triangles and quadrilaterals work

I am in Primary 5. I will find a missing angle in a quadrilateral using “angles in a quadr

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Worked example: The angles of an equilateral triangle

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me the angles of an equilateral triangle in full,

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