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This numeracy video was created for educational purposes and designed for students teachers and parents to use as a resource when teaching fractions in a junior primary setting. Our video aims to communicate the importance of numeracy as a life skill as it shows how numeracy can be used beyond the classroom. For example, real life situations such as baking a chocolate cake :)

This video could be used as part of numeracy learning experiences, either as a base to a numeracy lesson, lesson introduction, or lesson idea. It could also encorporate cross curricula links to subjects such as ICT and Home Economics!

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Numeracy Video on Fractions aimed at Year 2 class - Relates to Australian Curriculum Content Description 'Recognise and interpret common uses of halves, quarters and eighths of shapes and collections (ACMNA033)'

How to understand fractions using everyday situations for year 2 students.

A Numeracy Stimulus Video to be used during a Measurement or Fractions unity of study within a Numeracy primary curriculum.

This video has been created for Educational purposes and focuses on Numeracy. The video may be to be used to introduce the concept of Fractions in the Junior Primary classroom and as a motivating learning tool that engages your students with numeracy in the real world.

I have also added this video to WatchKnowLearn it can be viewed via this link: http://www.watchknowlearn.org/Video.aspx?VideoID=34068

A numeracy video aimed at year 3 students providing details on measurement and fractions

Short Educational Video using numeracy, in particular measurement and fractions to complete a recipe

Smooth Moves: Numeracy video based on measurement and fractions

This video is a numeracy resource which can be used to support the exploration of a fractions and/or measurement unit with beginning students (junior primary).

This video was created as a starting tool for introducing students to fractions in the real world.