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Today we are focusing on comparing mass in Year 3/4 and imperial units of measure in Year 5/6.&#13;

About 

Compare Mass

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<li>One watermelon slice weighs 160g. How much does one pear weigh?</li>&#13;
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Ready for a Challenge? 

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&lt;div class="answers"&gt;&#13;
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<li>4 pears are equal to 2 watermelon slices. </li>&#13;
<li>1 watermelon slice is equal to 2 pears.</li>&#13;
<li>One pear is lighter than one watermelon slice.</li>&#13;
<li>One watermelon slice is heavier than one pear. </li>&#13;
<li>Answers will vary.</li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
&lt;/div&gt;&#13;

 Challenge Answer
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1 watermelon slice = 2 pears. 160g ÷ 2 = 80g. One watermelon slice = 80g.&#13;

Answers

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<h2>About&nbsp;</h2>
Today we are focusing on comparing mass&nbsp;in Year 3/4 and imperial units of measure in Year 5/6.
<h2>Imperial Units of Measure</h2>
Convert these units of measure.
1 inch is approximately 2.5 centimeters.&nbsp; 1 kilogram is approximately 2 pounds (lbs)&nbsp;
&lt;div class="questions"&gt;
<ul>
<li>_____ in &asymp; 5cm</li>
<li>_____ in &asymp; 10cm</li>
<li>1in &asymp; _____cm</li>
<li>40in &asymp; _____cm</li>
<li>5kg &asymp; _____lbs</li>
<li>7kg &asymp; _____lbs</li>
<li>_____kg &asymp; 1lbs</li>
<li>_____kg &asymp; 26lbs</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Ready for a Challenge?&nbsp;</h2>
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<li>One of the world&rsquo;s heaviest courgette had a mass of just under 30kg. One of the world&rsquo;s heaviest cucumbers had a mass of approximately 24lbs. Which vegetable was the heaviest? How do you know?&nbsp;</li>
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<h2>Answers</h2>
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<li>2in &asymp; 5cm</li>
<li>4in &asymp; 10cm</li>
<li>1in &asymp; 0.4cm</li>
<li>40in &asymp; 100cm</li>
<li>5kg &asymp; 10lbs</li>
<li>7kg &asymp; 14lbs</li>
<li>0.5kg &asymp; 1lbs</li>
<li>13kg &asymp; 26lbs</li>
</ul>
&lt;/div&gt;
Challenge Answer
30kg &asymp; 60lbs.&nbsp; The courgette was heavier.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Today we are focusing on comparing mass in Year 3/4 and imperial units of measure in Year 5/6.&#13;

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Convert these units of measure.&#13;
1 inch is approximately 2.5 centimeters.  1 kilogram is approximately 2 pounds (lbs) &#13;
&lt;div class="questions"&gt;&#13;
<ul>&#13;
<li>_____ in ≈ 5cm</li>&#13;
<li>_____ in ≈ 10cm</li>&#13;
<li>1in ≈ _____cm</li>&#13;
<li>40in ≈ _____cm</li>&#13;
<li>5kg ≈ _____lbs</li>&#13;
<li>7kg ≈ _____lbs</li>&#13;
<li>_____kg ≈ 1lbs</li>&#13;
<li>_____kg ≈ 26lbs</li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
&lt;/div&gt;&#13;

Imperial Units of Measure

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&lt;div class="challenge"&gt;&#13;
<ul>&#13;
<li>One of the world’s heaviest courgette had a mass of just under 30kg. One of the world’s heaviest cucumbers had a mass of approximately 24lbs. Which vegetable was the heaviest? How do you know? </li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
&lt;/div&gt;&#13;

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&lt;div class="answers"&gt;&#13;
<ul>&#13;
<li>2in ≈ 5cm</li>&#13;
<li>4in ≈ 10cm</li>&#13;
<li>1in ≈ 0.4cm</li>&#13;
<li>40in ≈ 100cm</li>&#13;
<li>5kg ≈ 10lbs</li>&#13;
<li>7kg ≈ 14lbs</li>&#13;
<li>0.5kg ≈ 1lbs</li>&#13;
<li>13kg ≈ 26lbs</li>&#13;
</ul>&#13;
&lt;/div&gt;&#13;

 Challenge Answer
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30kg ≈ 60lbs.  The courgette was heavier.  &#13;

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Percentages

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This Year 6 percentages of amounts tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this percentages of amounts tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the percentages of amounts questions to the correct answers to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Percentages of Amounts (Year 6)

Fractions

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This Year 6 multiply fractions by fractions tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying fractions by fractions tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Fractions by Fractions (Year 6)

Decimals

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This Year 6 multiply decimals by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying decimals by integers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Decimals by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 divide fractions by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this dividing fractions by integers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the division question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Divide Fractions by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 divide decimals by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this dividing decimals by integer tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the division question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Divide Decimals by Integers (Year 6)

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This Year 6 add and subtract fractions (denominators are not multiples) tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this adding and subtracting fractions (where the denominators are not multiples) tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the addition or subtraction question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Add and Subtract Fractions (Denominators are not Multiples) (Year 6)

Subtraction

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This Year 5 subtract fractions with different denominators tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this subtracting fractions (with different denominators) tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the subtraction question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators (Year 5)

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This Year 5 subtract decimals tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this subtracting decimals tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the subtraction question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Subtract Decimals (Year 5)

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This Year 5 percentages to fractions and decimals tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this converting percentages to fractions and decimals tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the percentage to the equivalent fraction or decimal to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Percentages to Fractions and Decimals (Year 5)

Multiplication

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This Year 5 multiply fractions by integers tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying fractions by integers tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Fractions by Integers (Year 5)

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This Year 5 multiply decimals by 10, 100 or 1,000 tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this multiplying decimals by 10, 100 or 1,000 tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the multiplication question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Multiply Decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000 (Year 5)

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This Year 5 mixed number and improper fractions tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this mixed number and improper fractions tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the mixed number to the improper fraction to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Mixed Number and Improper Fractions (Year 5)

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This Year 5 equivalent fractions and decimals tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
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The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this equivalent fractions and decimals tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the fraction to the correct equivalent decimal to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Equivalent Fractions and Decimals (Year 5)

Division

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This Year 5 divide decimals by 10, 100 or 1,000 tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this dividing decimals by 10, 100 or 1,000 tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the division question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Divide Decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000 (Year 5)

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This Year 5 add fractions with different denominators tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this adding fractions (with different denominators) tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the addition question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

Tarsia Puzzle Add Fractions with Different Denominators (Year 5)

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This Year 5 add decimals tarsia puzzle worksheet contains:
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<li>One question sheet&nbsp;</li>
<li>One template sheet</li>
<li>One answer sheet</li>
</ul>
</body>
</html>

The triangles in the tarsia puzzle have all been mixed up. In this adding decimals tarsia puzzle, pupils will need to match the addition question to the correct answer to create one large triangle.

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