Year 6 Language for Maths Teacher Resources:Keen Kite Books edition

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Number – fractions Questions with support 1

Write these numbers in order of size, starting with the smallest. 1.7

1.54

0.861

0.37

Smallest

Largest

Remember, to find the smallest number, you start before the decimal point. So first you need to find the numbers that start with 0. Then look after the decimal point. Which number is smaller? Now look at the numbers that start with 1. Which is the smaller of these numbers?

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Samir says

1 4

is smaller than 0.4.

Explain why he is correct.

To explain why Samir is correct, you need to find the equivalent decimal or fraction. For example: A boy says

3 4

is smaller than 0.8.

Explain why he is correct. 3 4

= 0.75

0.75 is smaller than 0.8

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