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Curriculum-aligned Year 6 lesson: add fractions—build fluency in adding unlike fractions and mixed numbers using equivalent fractions.
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Year 6: Fractions: Lesson 10 – Add Fractions Extend your Year 6 pupils’ mastery of fraction addition with this curriculum-aligned lesson focused on adding fractions effectively—particularly those with different denominators and in the context of mixed numbers and improper fractions. This resource builds on prior learning (lessons 6–9) and complements the Year 6 objective to “add and subtract fractions with different denominators and mixed numbers, using the concept of equivalent fractions.” Pupils will: Find equivalent fractions with common denominators to perform accurate at-scale addition. Tackle complex examples including mixed numbers and improper fractions to develop deeper fluency. Apply reasoning through tasks that ask them to justify their approach (e.g., “Why did you choose that denominator?”). Receive scaffolded support via structured planning, differentiated worksheets, and reasoning prompts. Perfect for guided instruction, mastery sessions, or consolidation, this lesson fosters confident and confident fractional arithmetic grounded in strong conceptual understanding.
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