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12 hours ago

Understanding what a Factor in primary school is a great investment for future learning.Children often get multiples and factors mixed up. 3 is a factor of 9. 9 is a multiple of 3.You can use factor pairs too. 4 & 6 are a factor pairs of 24. 24 is a multiple of both 4 & 6 and it's the product of 4 & 6.As well as being useful in problem solving, knowing factors is really helpful with working with fractions. In secondary school, highest common factors and lowest common multiples come into play and higher lever maths such as factorising quadratics all rely on understanding this simple term.Check out my REEL just a few posts down the grid for my unique way of remembering the terms multiples and factors #maths #mathmadeeasy #mathsskills #mathconcepts #mathwords #mathvocabulary #mathterms #mathteacher #satsprep #satsuk #sats2025 ... See MoreSee Less

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Moona the Maths Coach

1 day ago

If you continue to add the digits together until you're left with a single digit, you'll also end up with the number 9.This works for any number....test it out! Why is this useful to know? Learning about divisibility rules helps build confidence in number properties. These help with solving problems. It's also really useful with things such as simplifying fractions.Did you know you can organise your saved posts now? Save this in a MATHs folder for future reference 🙂 Follow for more useful math tips and resources to support the Year 6 SATs 👩🏽‍🏫#Maths #mathmadeeasy #moonathemathscoach #mathsskills #Number #numberproperties #divisibiltyrules #satsprep #SATsRevision #satsuk #SATstutor ... See MoreSee Less

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Moona the Maths Coach

5 days ago

Can you write these Roman Numerals as an ordinary number?This skill is part of the Year 5 National Curriculum and often appears in the Year 6 SATs.Comment Roman Numerals and I'll send you a link to some resources I have on this skill 💡👩🏽‍🏫#romannumerals #mathsskills #placevalue #numbers #digits #mathsmadeeasy #mathstutor #year6sats ... See MoreSee Less

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