Practice, Repeat, Refine
The Ninja Maths Master says that children should be able to mix fractions, percentages and decimals.
What is 1/4 plus 1.5 plus 40% of 20?
Children should be able to express the answer as a fraction or decimal or even as a percentage of another number.
New spreadsheet coming soon so you’ll be able to generate your own questions from easy to oh-my-gosh!
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