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This Y4 lesson by Jon Smedley involves combining maths with physical activity to enthuse pupils about fractions.
Now children are back in school the focus is on addressing any learning gaps that may have developed during lockdown. However, spending hours at a desk is not how most teachers want to help children catch up.
Active learning is an easy way to inject energy and fun into a lesson, while increasing pupils’ capacity to remember those important concepts they may have forgotten.
This equivalent fractions lesson has been designed for social distancing – you’ll only need a few resources. It’s just what you need to get pupils fired up about learning maths again.
Jon Smedley is a former teacher and founder of Teach Active, an award-winning online bank of primary maths and English active learning lesson plans linked to the national curriculum. Follow Teach Active on Twitter at @teachactive.
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