This is a resource for primary level students who have learned about fractions of amounts.
It has a fully worked example at the top of the page, using a "Bar Method" style of explanation, which should then be applied to complete the worksheet.
It has been hand-drawn, as I usually find that I can't do what I want to a satisfactory level using a computer - so forgive the "rustic" nature of the product.
I hope you find it useful!
It has a fully worked example at the top of the page, using a "Bar Method" style of explanation, which should then be applied to complete the worksheet.
It has been hand-drawn, as I usually find that I can't do what I want to a satisfactory level using a computer - so forgive the "rustic" nature of the product.
I hope you find it useful!
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I am not sure this is worth £3 I could have done it myslef if I had realised it was just this page. However this probably was obvious.
Saved me a lot of time and was the best thing I found out of various possibilities :) It is a good 'next step´from using counters. Many Thanks!
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