Maths · Free sample lesson
Writing & Simplifying Ratios
Write a ratio from a description or picture and simplify it using common factors.
- About 25 minutes
- Ages 11+
Tonight's destination
Fumblebrew's Tower

Writing & Simplifying Ratios
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Story
Fumblebrew's Tower
The top of the alchemy tower: a bench crowded with glowing vials, twin measuring spoons, a silver dropper, a great measuring flask on a brass balance, a golden ladle hung above the cauldron, maps and an hourglass on the shelf.
Order matters, and both parts scale together. Earn the twin measuring spoons.

Two parts blue to three parts green — two to three! Four to six? Same brew, my assistant!
Key Concepts
Simplifying

Order and the Part-Whole Trap
Fill in the Missing Values
Work through each question carefully. Take your time.
Tap or drag a word into a gap. Tap a placed word to send it back.
Match the Pairs
Work through each question carefully. Take your time.
Match the Pairs
Drag items from the left to match them with items on the right
Left Items
Right Items
Knowledge Check
Work through each question carefully. Take your time.
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Brewing Challenge
Now it's your turn. Apply what you've learned on your own.
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Well Done!
Written true, my assistant! Ratios in order, simplified by common factors, equivalent when scaled together — and 2 : 3 is 2 parts of 5, never two-thirds. The twin measuring spoons are yours. Next, scaling.
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