Use rulers and strips to find halves and quarters of lengths. Estimate first, then measure to check. Build confidence reading centimetres and marking equal parts.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Fractions
Half of 64 is 32
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1 km is 1000m. Half of 1000 is 500
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Half of 120 is 60
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To find a quarter of a number, divide it by 4 - or half it and half it again
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Two quarters are the same as a half
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To find a quarter, divide by 4
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To find a quarter, divide 12 by 4 to get an answer of 3. If 1?4 is 3, then 3?4 is 9, leaving 3m of tape
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Half of 16 is 8, so the pencil must be 8cm long
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1 km is 1000m. Half of this is 500m, so a quarter is 250m
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3cm x 10 = 30cm. Half of 30 is 15
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