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It might help to split the picture into four like this:
You could also label the triangles with a letter or number to help you identify each one.
How many of the first square are needed to make the second picture?
You could try printing off some of the squares and cutting them out. Can you fit them together to make the larger pattern?
Fraction Fascination
Age 7 to 11
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It might help to split the picture into four like this:
You could also label the triangles with a letter or number to help you identify each one.
How many of the first square are needed to make the second picture?
You could try printing off some of the squares and cutting them out. Can you fit them together to make the larger pattern?
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