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Year 6 – Autumn – Week 3 – Editable Fractions Differentiated Sheets

Editable, differentiated Year 6 worksheets for Autumn Week 3: covers fractions operations including mixing, multiplying, subtracting, with tasks suited to varied learner levels.

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Year 6 – Autumn – Week 3 – Editable Fractions Differentiated Sheets This Autumn Week 3 pack provides Year 6 teachers with editable, differentiated worksheets that develop pupils’ understanding of fractions through a progressive series of lessons. Included topics are Subtract Fractions; Mixed Addition and Subtraction; Multiply Fractions by Integers; Multiply Fractions by Fractions; and Divide Fractions by Integers. The V2.0 side lessons reinforce skills such as adding/subtracting fractions with different denominators, mixed number addition, and word-problem contexts. Each sheet is carefully structured to support fluency, build reasoning, and accommodate different ability levels. Use for guided group work, homework, or fluency rounds to ensure all learners consolidate essential fraction skills with clarity and confidence.Read more

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