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Key stage

Key Stage 1

Subject

Mathematics

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~8 min

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🍕 Pizza problem!
🍕 You and your friend are sharing one pizza. You want it to be fair — no arguments! How can you make sure the pieces are exactly the same?
Half means equal!
🍕✂️🍕 When you cut something into two equal parts, each part is one half. We write it like this: ½ One out of two equal parts. The two parts must be the same size. If one is bigger, they're not halves!
Quarters: four equal parts
🍕🍕🍕🍕 Now four friends want pizza! Cut it into four equal parts. Each part is one quarter. We write it like this: ¼ One out of four equal parts. Notice — "quarter" sounds a bit like "four"!

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