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This is a double sided A3 resource sheet, which I have found really useful for all children to know off by heart. The sheet is listed by topic and gives examples as needed. If children are able to quote everything off the sheet, then they should know all the basics for them to solve most maths questions posed to them by the end of Key Stage 2, though as some of the information at the bottom is Key Stage 1 based, it makes a good resource to show all children across the whole of primary school the

Instructions:Print out the 12 cards, which are all unique, and give out to the learners. With larger classes you will need to print out more than one copy of each card. Call out the fractions from one of the lists, one at a time. Learners cross off any fraction called out, however there may be more than one version on the card, so they may need to cross of one, two, three or four squares. Once all numbers are crossed off, then call out Bingo.

Print out the 12 cards, which are all unique, and give out to the learners. With larger classes you will need to print out more than one copy of each card. Call out the fractions above, one at a time, remind the learners that they may need to think about equivalence. Learners cross off any fraction called out, however there may be more than one version on the card, so they may need to cross of one or more squares. Once all fractions are crossed off, then call out Bingo.

This set of sheets will give children a chance to practise their understanding of what makes a fraction. Discussion can then be had about which ones of the them maybe half or quarters.