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1, 000 10 1

1, 000 10 1

1 one 1 tenth

1 one 1 tenth

1 one 1 tenth 1 hundredth

1 one 1 tenth 1 hundredth

This is one divided into ten equal parts. 1 10

This is one divided into ten equal parts. 1 10

One part is shaded blue. One part out of ten parts is shaded blue.

One part is shaded blue. One part out of ten parts is shaded blue. One tenth is shaded blue 1 10

Three parts are shaded. Three out of ten parts are shaded. Three tenths are

Three parts are shaded. Three out of ten parts are shaded. Three tenths are shaded 3 10

What fraction is shaded? Six parts are shaded. Six out of ten parts are

What fraction is shaded? Six parts are shaded. Six out of ten parts are shaded. Have a think 6 Six tenths are shaded 10

This is one divided into ten equal parts. There are ten parts altogether. One

This is one divided into ten equal parts. There are ten parts altogether. One out of ten is shaded blue.

How many parts are shaded blue? 3 How many tenths are shaded blue? 3

How many parts are shaded blue? 3 How many tenths are shaded blue? 3 3 Have a think

What fraction is shaded blue? 5 Have a think

What fraction is shaded blue? 5 Have a think

This is one. This is also one divided into ten equal parts. One out

This is one. This is also one divided into ten equal parts. One out of ten is shaded blue.

This is one divided into ten equal rows. This is one divided into ten

This is one divided into ten equal rows. This is one divided into ten equal columns. There are 100 small squares.

There are 100 small squares. One square is shaded blue. One out of 100

There are 100 small squares. One square is shaded blue. One out of 100 is shaded blue.

There are 100 small squares altogether. How many squares are shaded blue? Six out

There are 100 small squares altogether. How many squares are shaded blue? Six out of 100 are shaded blue. Have a think

On a blank hundred square, colour in squares to make a pattern. What fraction

On a blank hundred square, colour in squares to make a pattern. What fraction of the square is each colour? Do you always have to count individual squares? Have a think What do you notice?