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

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Teach it back: Rounding a large number to the nearest thousand

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Spot my mistake: Listing the prime numbers below fifty

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Worked example: Telling a prime number from a square number

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Hands-on task: Subtracting a six-digit number with borrowing across a zero

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Worked example: Checking a large addition by adding the columns the other way

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

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Maths game: Estimating a large addition before working it out

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Hands-on task: Multiplying a three-digit number by a one-digit number

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Worked example: Multiplying a number by ten, a hundred and a thousand

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Picture puzzle: Checking a multiplication by estimating first

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Maths game: A multiplication that needs carrying twice

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Worked example: Setting out a long division neatly

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Teach it back: A long division that leaves a remainder

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Picture puzzle: Checking a division by multiplying back

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Picture puzzle: Finding the lowest common multiple by listing

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Maths game: Finding the highest common factor by listing

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Picture puzzle: Multiplying top and bottom by the same number

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Maths game: Reducing a fraction to its lowest terms

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Learn about equivalent fractions in their lowest terms

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