We can see two calculations here. An addition and a multiplication which means two groups of 5 is equal to 10. You can rearrange objects to form both multiplication and repeated addition number ...

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Whether a volume is more or less than another can be shown using the 'greater than' (>), 'less than' (<) and 'equal to' (=) symbols. The measuring jug has a capacity of 500ml and the sandcastle ...

The first of the three arrows shows what the first would look like after a half-turn. Here are the arrows before and after being turned. Here is a piece of melon. It is going to turn a quarter ...

We can compare amounts using these mathematical symbols. Let's compare these numbers using a place value table. We can see straight away in the first column that 234 has more hundreds than 175 so ...

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If you are comparing them you might say: You can compare the mass of objects with symbols to show 'more than', 'less than' and 'is equal to'. Now, let's use these symbols to compare the mass of ...

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What are positions and directions? You can use position words to describe where something or someone is. For example, you can use words such as, 'above', 'below', 'near', 'far', 'up' or 'down'.

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Double means two lots of something. There are two ways to double numbers. You can add the number to itself to get a double. You can also multiply a number by 2 to get a double. When you double a ...