Year 5 Number & Algebra Pack: Factors, Multiples and Divisibility (AC9M5N02)
If you are looking for an engaging way to teach your Year 5 students about factors, multiples and divisibility, look no further! This pack includes SIX activities for the Australian curriculum outcome AC9M5N02, and ALL are hands-on and fun!
Outcome Codes: AC9M5N02
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Why Choose The Year 5 Number & Algebra Pack: Factors, Multiples and Divisibility (AC9M5N02)?
- Buying this pack will save you HOURS of planning and prep time!
- This pack covers EVERY Measurement and Space outcome, so all you need to do is print and go!
- All tests include a challenge question, allowing teachers to see the breadth of student knowledge.
- The editable Google Sheets automatically generate totals, percentages and graphs, so you can easily group students, track growth and report on student achievement.
- All teachers must begin teaching and assessing the new Australian Curriculum (V9.0) in Jan 2024, so this pack has you covered!
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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