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PipWednesday, 8:41am

Maths today, they didn’t get fractions yesterday

You wrapped yesterday up as “needs another go”, so I’d go back a step before pushing on. Halves and quarters with paper strips first, then the number line.

45 minutes · Year 3 MathsAC9M3N02

Warm up. Fold paper strips into halves, then quarters. Ask what stays the same.

Main. Place those fractions on a number line in pairs.

Watch. The four who struggled yesterday. Sit them together and start with halves.

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PipThursday, 4:20pm

Out tomorrow, need something for the relief teacher

Here is Friday off your timetable. I have kept it to first names and one page.

Relief note · Friday · Room 12one page

9:00 Maths. Quick check on fractions, worksheets are on my desk.

10:00 Assembly. Two awards to hand out, names in the folder.

Please note. Recess duty at 11:20, and two students need reading support after lunch.

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