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Recently UpdatedQuartiles Practise processing the sets of numbers to find the lower and upper quartiles. So far this activity has been accessed 210 times and 94 Transum Trophies have been awarded for completing it. |
Number LineThis number line visual aid is designed to be projected onto a whiteboard for whole class exposition.For the teaching of decimal fractions see the Decimals Line.Change the numbers displayed on the number line by using the dropdown boxes above. The two arrows are available to drag up to the number line to show certain values. This number line can help you explain directed number arithmetic. For example to show the calculation 6 - 10 you could start by moving the blue arrow to show positive six. Next use the red arrow to move ten units to the left (equivalent to minus ten) ending at minus four. To show the calculation - 4 - - 7 begin with the blue arrow at minus four. The red arrow can then show that subtracting negative seven equates to a move to the right ending at positive three. There are many more Negative Numbers activities on Transum.org. There are pupil activities, teacher resources and lesson starters. |
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If you are a Transum subscriber there is a colourful, printable Number Line banner to print out for your classroom. No Mathematics room should be without a number line on the wall for a quick and easy reference when adding and subtracting. 
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