Further Number Sets and Systems

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Further Number Sets and Systems L.O. All pupils can confidently describe numbers in the categories used last lesson All pupils understand there are further types of numbers

Organise each of the numbers in the list into the correct balloons. Starter: describe numbers in the categories used last lesson Organise each of the numbers in the list into the correct balloons.

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Further Number Sets and Systems L.O. All pupils can confidently describe numbers in the categories used last lesson All pupils understand there are further types of numbers

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Further Number Sets and Systems L.O. All pupils can confidently describe numbers in the categories used last lesson All pupils understand there are further types of numbers WWW? EBI?