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What’s holding the plant back?
Read the starting levels. Predict which input limits the model, then change one setting and explain the result.
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Read the starting levels. Predict which input limits the model, then change one setting and explain the result.
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Keep two coefficients fixed. Change the third, then connect a graph feature to the equation.
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Tap the word cards to build a sentence. Read it back, check the order and try one revision.
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Read a lighthouse story about Mira and Grandad, then answer questions that practise retrieval, vocabulary, inference, sequencing and summarising. A detective tip encourages pupils to support a thought with a quotation and because. Check answers together.

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Bars, circles and number lines make the same fraction visible. Inspect the material before deciding whether it fits your lesson.

Kit thinks one third is bigger than one half because three is bigger than two. Compare equal wholes, then ask pupils to explain where Kit’s thinking goes wrong.
“How can the same whole help compare them?”
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A bigger denominator makes smaller parts when the whole stays equal.
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