Year 4 Number & Algebra Pack: Count by Fractions & Locate them on a Number Line (AC9M4N04)
If you are looking for an engaging way to teach your Year 4 students how to count by fractions and mixed numerals and locate them on a number line, look no further! This pack includes SIX hands-on activities aligned with the Australian Curriculum outcome AC9M4N04 - ALL designed to be fun and interactive!
Outcome Codes: AC9M4N04
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Why Choose The Year 4 Number & Algebra Pack: Count by Fractions & Locate them on a Number Line (AC9M4N04)?
- All six activities are aligned with the new Australian Curriculum (Version 9.0).
- Activities are interactive, hands-on and FUN!
- Purchasing this pack means there is NO planning required for outcome AC9M4N04
- No prep, just print and go!
What's Included?
- True or false
- Maths match
- Super sort
- Maths maze
- Would you rather?
- Thinker's Key (problem solving)
- Answer sheets for teachers
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