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383 prompts matching "Explain place value back to you"

Explain how to compare numbers

Act as my Year 5 maths tutor. Ask me to explain in my own words how to compare numbers wit

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Self-check my decimal place value work

I am in Primary 5. I will write a decimal like 2.048 in expanded form (2 + 0.04 + 0.008).

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Worked example: The value of each digit in a large number

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me the value of each digit in a large number in fu

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Worked example: Counting forwards and backwards through zero

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Worked example: The effect of a zero holding a place

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me the effect of a zero holding a place in full, e

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Worked example: Counting the decimal places in the answer

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me counting the decimal places in the answer in fu

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Practice measuring length with a tutor

Act as my tutor. I am in Primary 5. Give me a length measurement problem (e.g., “Which is

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Worked example: Finding the most common value in a table

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me finding the most common value in a table in ful

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Teach it back: Why some numbers are neither prime nor square

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you why some numbers are neither prime nor square as thoug

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Teach it back: Deciding whether a problem needs addition or subtraction

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you deciding whether a problem needs addition or subtracti

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Teach it back: The long multiplication method set out neatly

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you the long multiplication method set out neatly as thoug

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Teach it back: A long division that leaves a remainder

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you a long division that leaves a remainder as though you

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Teach it back: The lowest common multiple of two numbers

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you the lowest common multiple of two numbers as though yo

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Teach it back: A rise and a fall shown on the same scale

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you a rise and a fall shown on the same scale as though yo

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Worked example: Adding a fraction to a mixed number

I am in Primary 5. Worked example: show me adding a fraction to a mixed number in full, ex

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Teach it back: Simplifying the answer after adding fractions

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Teach it back: Finding a missing side from a ratio of two triangles

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you finding a missing side from a ratio of two triangles a

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Teach it back: Writing a percentage as a fraction in its lowest terms

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you writing a percentage as a fraction in its lowest terms

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Teach it back: Finding a missing number in a subtraction sentence

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you finding a missing number in a subtraction sentence as

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Teach it back: The speed formula and its units

I am in Primary 5. Let me teach you the speed formula and its units as though you were my

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