Mathematics 0096 · Stage 5
The Riverside Makers Fair
Join Leena and Sami as they plan, build and improve a community fair. Measure supplies, solve the budget, design stalls and use evidence to make better decisions.
12 units · 40 lessons · 552 practice questions · 24 unit tests · 4 full-course papers
Start the first lessonThink. Build. Explain.
Explore the model.
Try your own method.
Explain what the evidence shows.
Your course chapters
Unit 01
Place value and decimals
Measure, regroup and compare supplies.
4 lessons · 120 practice questions →
Unit 02
Estimates and operations
Check the budget before booking the fair.
3 lessons · 36 practice questions →
Unit 03
Patterns and rules
Design repeating decorations and numbered displays.
3 lessons · 36 practice questions →
Unit 04
Factors and products
Order stock and make equal packs.
3 lessons · 36 practice questions →
Unit 05
Sharing and fractions
Share recipes and ribbon fairly.
4 lessons · 48 practice questions →
Unit 06
Decimal calculations
Measure and price the workshop materials.
2 lessons · 24 practice questions →
Unit 07
Percentages and comparisons
Compare choices and mix a fair selection.
3 lessons · 36 practice questions →
Unit 08
Clocks and schedules
Coordinate helpers and time the fair activities.
3 lessons · 36 practice questions →
Unit 09
Shape design
Design signs, fences and stall floor plans.
4 lessons · 48 practice questions →
Unit 10
Space and coordinates
Build boxes and arrange the fair map.
4 lessons · 48 practice questions →
Unit 11
Collecting useful data
Use evidence to improve next year’s fair.
5 lessons · 60 practice questions →
Unit 12
Predicting and testing outcomes
Test the games before opening day.
2 lessons · 24 practice questions →
A course to work through
About 23 hours of guided lessons, plus independent practice and practical investigations. Work at the learner’s pace, revisit explanations and use the second unit test after revision.
Original teaching and practice aligned to the referenced Stage 5 framework. The tests are Find Tutor resources, not official Cambridge papers.
Choose the right starting point
Stage 5 is typically for ages 9–10; check the learner’s curriculum and prior knowledge. Reasoning and practical work need discussion with a tutor.
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