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The QE Boys course

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The QE Boys course

60 Lessons628 Questions
  1. Choose the efficient calculation and check its sizeFree
  2. The identical-bag challenge
  3. The sensible-size check
  4. Make the pieces match
  5. Forty tiles, one hundred percent
  6. Fractions: see the parts, then choose the route
  7. Mind the growing gaps
  8. Number machines: walk backwards
  9. Below zero on the number line
  10. Across zero
  11. The telescope sale
  12. Prime detective
  13. Find the whole that vanished
  1. Ratio thinking: find one part, then scale
  2. The missing marble total
  3. One colour, the whole box
  4. One sketchbook first
  5. Bead groups that stay fair
  1. Clay on the scales
  2. A dispenser full of cups
  3. Fence first, lawn second
  4. The marks between the numbers
  5. The label factory
  6. Catch the clock
  7. Metres meet centimetres
  1. Shapes in disguise
  2. Map the secret move
  3. Inside the box
  4. Fold it in your head
  5. Across the mirror
  6. The triangle angle hunt
  7. The rectangle with a secret
  8. A walk around the edge
  1. The three seed stalls
  2. What the table cannot tell
  3. Find the spread
  4. The pond changes overnight
  5. Stars that stand for books
  6. The missing score
  1. Worded problems: turn the story into a route
  2. Keep the next move small
  3. Pack every badge
  4. Enough seats for everyone
  1. Find the proof before you pick the answer
  2. When the clock swallows silence
  3. Find the line that proves it
  4. Build an inference without inventing facts
  5. The sign and the stubborn latch
  1. Use the sentence to unlock a word
  2. One word, different jobs
  3. When words change their jobs
  1. Spell it once, check it twice
  2. Keep the tricky middle
  3. Little endings, big clues
  1. Make punctuation change the meaning
  2. Punctuation beyond SATs: semicolons, colons, hyphens and dashes
  3. Give a sentence its stops
  1. Make sentences agree from start to finish
  2. The subject hiding in the sentence
  3. Who is doing it?

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