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Year 6 · Your subject space

Maths

Explore numbers, shapes and ways to solve problems.

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How to learn in Year 6 Maths

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Place value

  1. Keep every place in its column Free preview
  2. Name the accuracy before rounding Free preview
  3. Cross zero in two parts Free preview

Calculation

  1. Explain what each calculation finds Full course
  2. Two partial products have different values Full course
  3. A remainder must fit its meaning Full course
  4. A zero quotient digit is meaningful Full course
  5. Factors and multiples solve different questions Full course
  6. Equal priority means left to right Full course

Fractions

  1. Compare equal-sized parts Full course
  2. The denominator names the part Full course
  3. Take part of a part Full course

Decimals and percentages

  1. Preserve the decimal units Full course
  2. Distinguish a reduction from the result Full course

Ratio

  1. Count all the ratio parts Full course
  2. Scale both quantities consistently Full course

Algebra

  1. A letter can stand for a number Full course
  2. A rule describes more than one term Full course
  3. Keep both sides equal Full course

Measures

  1. Choose a unit that fits the quantity Full course
  2. Perpendicular height is not a sloping side Full course
  3. Count cubes in layers Full course
  4. Not every conversion uses one hundred Full course
  5. Area does not determine perimeter Full course

Shape

  1. Use a known total to find a missing angle Full course
  2. A net must fold without overlap Full course
  3. Use dimensions, not a familiar-looking sketch Full course

Position

  1. Read horizontal position first Full course

Data

  1. Read the scale before calculating Full course
  2. The whole circle represents the total Full course

Check your learning

  1. Year 6 Maths — course check Full course