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Year 7 · Maths

Relate Ratio Language To Fractions And Linear Functions

Year 7 learners practise understanding ratio and equivalent fractions.

The activities include Find Equivalent Fractions, Understand Ratios. The checked support below includes worksheet, video, lesson, teaching. Open a resource in its provider's website and choose the format that best helps the learner explain the idea independently.

Activities covered

  • Find Equivalent Fractions
  • Understand Ratios

Checked learning resources

  • Working with Ratio KS3 Walkthrough Worksheet

    Twinkl · Worksheet · Account may be required

    KS3 walkthrough explaining ratio as a comparison, why order matters, and how to simplify only after matching units.

  • Find Equivalent Fractions video

    Corbettmaths Primary · Video · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths video matched to find equivalent fractions.

  • Understanding multiplicative relationships: fractions and ratio

    Oak National Academy · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to understanding ratio and equivalent fractions.

  • Ratio

    BBC Bitesize · Lesson · Opens on the provider website

    Year 7 Maths resource matched to understanding ratio and equivalent fractions.

  • Oak video: Equivalent Multiplicative Relationships

    Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website

    I can appreciate that there are an infinite number of pairs of numbers for any given multiplicative relationship. There is a multiplicative relationship between the ratio parts, and other equivalent ratios. Ratios can be

  • Oak video: Ratio Language And Notation

    Oak National Academy · Video · Opens on the provider website

    I can understand and use the language and notation of ratio and use a ratio table to represent a multiplicative relationship and connect this to other known representations. A ratio table is a representation of a multipl

  • Oak worksheet: Equivalent Multiplicative Relationships

    Oak National Academy · Worksheet · Opens on the provider website

    I can appreciate that there are an infinite number of pairs of numbers for any given multiplicative relationship. There is a multiplicative relationship between the ratio parts, and other equivalent ratios. Ratios can be

  • Oak lesson slides: Equivalent Multiplicative Relationships

    Oak National Academy · Teaching · Opens on the provider website

    I can appreciate that there are an infinite number of pairs of numbers for any given multiplicative relationship. There is a multiplicative relationship between the ratio parts, and other equivalent ratios. Ratios can be