Fraction Models
Equivalent Fractions
Comparing Fractions
Fractions on a Number Line
Extra Practice
100
A circle is partitioned into equal parts
Which fraction represents the shaded part of this circle?
2/3
100
The shaded part of the rectangle is 1/4 of the rectangle
Draw a fraction that is equivalent to 1/4? Write the fraction represented by the model.
Some of answers may include: 2/8, 3/12, 4/16
100
Record using the comparison symbols .
1/2 > 1/3
100
Label the number line. HINT: The first tick mark is 0!
100
Jake has two nails of different lengths. The length of one nail is 3/8 inch, and the length of the other nail is 2/4 inch.
Plot TWO points on the number line to represent the lengths of the two nails: 3/8 inch and 2/4 inch.
Teacher will model correct answer.
200
A rectangular board has an area of 1 square yard. Asher cuts the board into 6 parts that have equal areas. He uses one part to make a cat stand. What is the area of the part that Asher uses?
a. 1/6 square yard
b. 3/6 square yard
c. 2/6 square yard
d. 6/1 square yard
A
Remember- The numerator tells us how many parts/pieces are used, shaded, or counted. The denominator tells us how many parts/pieces are in the whole
200
Nadia draws this model to show a fraction equivalent to 6.
Choose the equivalent fraction.
a.6/6
b.1/6
c.12/2
d.6/1
C or D
200
Complete the statement using the number from the box.
Some answers may be:
1/3 < 1/2
1/4 < 1/3
1/5 < 1/4
1/6 < 1/5
200
200
Plot a point a point on the number line to represent 3/6.
Teacher will model correct answer.
300
Asher ate 2/6 of his wet food last night for dinner. What fraction of the wet food did Asher NOT eat?
Asher did NOT eat 4/6 of his wet food.
300
What are the equivalent fractions that are shown below?
4/6 = 2/3
300
Use the symbols >, =, or < to compare the two fractions.
1/6___ 1/8
1/6 > 1/8
300
Write a fraction from the box to match each location on the number line.
1/4, 1/2, 3/4
300
The circle shown is partitioned equally.
Which fraction represents one part of the circle.
What is this called?
One part of the circle would be 1/6. This is called a unit fraction!