Ready-To-Go Lessons V3 | Fractions A | Year 5

Save lesson planning time with this pack of 17 slides and worksheets ready for you to teach your Year 5 pupils about fractions.

This fractions ready-to-go lessons pack for Year 5 is aligned to White Rose version 3. It includes 17 PowerPoints with matching worksheets ready for you to use with your class. These resources follow a mastery approach to mathematics teaching using a structure that moves from concrete resources through pictorial representations to understanding abstract concepts.

The PowerPoints are fully editable with detailed notes for every teaching slide.

They are designed to be SEND friendly with an off-white background and a font suggested by the British Dyslexia Association.

At least two support slides are included for every lesson. These can be used as pre-teaching or to support pupils within the lesson.

Where appropriate, lessons include a list of sentence stems and vocabulary lists that can be used to develop mathematical language.

For teachers following the White Rose scheme of learning, this pack can be used to teach version 3 summer term block 1.

Teachers tell us that the Third Space Learning Ready-to-Go Lesson Slides are best in class for their flexibility and multiple representations of each topic. Unlike other similar products, these really do provide everything you need in one place.

Topic coverage for the Year 5 fractions lesson slides and worksheets

• Finding fractions equivalent to a unit fraction
• Finding fractions equivalent to a non-unit fraction
• Recognising equivalent fractions
• Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers
• Converting mixed numbers to improper fractions
• Comparing fractions less than 1
• Ordering fractions less than 1
• Comparing and order fractions greater than 1
• Adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator
• Adding fractions within 1
• Adding fractions with total greater than 1
• Adding to a mixed number
• Adding two mixed numbers
• Subtracting fractions
• Subtracting from a mixed number
• Subtracting from a mixed number – breaking the whole
• Subtracting two mixed numbers