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Worked example: A number that is a factor of two different numbers

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Worked example: Sorting a list of numbers into prime and composite

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Worked example: Adding a length of time to a starting time

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Worked example: Checking change by adding it to the price

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Misreading the scale of a bar chart

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Worked example: Working out the total from all the bars

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Worked example: Turning a percentage back into a ratio

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Worked example: Showing your working so someone else can follow it

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Compare and decide: Multiplying two two-digit numbers in your head

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Quick quiz on The highest common factor

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Learn about changing a fraction into a decimal

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Quick quiz on changing a decimal into a percentage

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Picture puzzle: Drawing a triangle twice the size of a given one

I am in Primary 5. Describe a picture or diagram to me that shows drawing a triangle twice

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Compare and decide: Finding ten per cent of an amount in your head

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Hands-on task: Drawing a bar chart from a small table

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Learn about changing degrees Celsius into Fahrenheit

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Quick quiz on changing Fahrenheit into degrees Celsius

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Compare and decide: Drawing a pair of parallel lines with a ruler and set square

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Learn about measuring an angle with a protractor

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Learn about why a triangle's angles come to 180 degrees

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You are my friendly Primary 5 Maths tutor. Take me through why a triangle's angles come to 180 degrees one small step at a time, with a worked example I can follow. Let me try one myself before you tell me whether I am right.