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Hand drawn student work stating 1/3 is bigger than 1/6. 1/6 represented by a rectangle divided into six equal boxes, one coloured; 1/3 represented by a circle divided into three equal parts, with one coloured.

Different shaped wholes.

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Two circles. On the left, a smaller circle divided into quarters, with one cut out and marked with 1/4. On the right, a larger circle divided into quarters, with one cut out and marked 1/4.

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Hand drawn student work to determine whether 1/3 or 1/4 is larger. Two circles the same size are side by side; the left divided into four equal parts with one part shaded, the right divided into three equal parts with one part shaded. Correct written explanation.

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Five paper shapes, different sizes, each folded a number of times to represent varying fractions. The fraction size is marked on each folded section.

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A rectangle with a diagonal drawn. To its right, a circle halved with a curving line from top to bottom.

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A square divided into four equal parts by its diagonals. The top and bottom quarters are shaded.

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A circle divided into three equal parts radiating from the centre.

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Hand drawn student work responding to ‘Draw fractions 1/4, 1/3 and 1/5 in order’. The fractions are represented correctly by rectangles divided into equal boxes with one box shaded. The rectangles are different sizes.

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