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1 Number Starter Split the clock in two so that the sum of the numbers on each half are the same.

2 Total = 39

3 Shape Starter Find the perimeter

4 Shape Starter Perimeter = 26cm (a + b = 3m) a b Find the perimeter

5 Algebra Starter Five hens sold for as much as two ducks.
One hen and four ducks were sold for £44. How much did each bird cost?

6 H = £4 D = £10

7 Data Starter This graph is distorted. How is it distorted?
What change in its message is achieved by this distortion? How would you fix it?

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