Drawing Fractions
ID Fractions
Fraction Facts
Comparing Fractions
Equivalent Fractions
100
Draw a model that represents 3/8.
WOOOO!
100
What fraction of the circle is shaded?
3/12
100
What is the top number of a fraction called?
Numerator
100
Which is larger? 3/4 or 1/4
3/4
100
True or False. These fractions are equivalent.
True!
200
Draw a model that represents 3/6.
AWESOME!
200
What fraction of the shape is NOT shaded?
5/6
200
What is the bottom number in a fraction called?
Denominator
200
Which is larger? 1/4 or 1/7
1/4
200
True or False
These models show 3 equivalent fractions.
True
300
Draw a model of the fraction 2/4.
ROCK STAR STATUS!
300
Which picture represents the fraction 3/5?
The blue model
300
What does it mean if two fractions are equivalent?
They represent the same value even they have different numerators and denominators.
300
Which is larger? 3/3 or 3/9
3/3
300
1. Draw a circle that is divided into halves. Shade one half.
2. Draw another circle that is divided in fourths. Shade 2 fourths.
3. Write two fractions that are equivalent based on your models.
1/2 = 2/4
400
Draw a model of the fraction 1/3.
FRACTION PHENOM!
400
Write a fraction for this model.
5/5
400
True or False
The smaller the denominator, the bigger the fraction.
YES!
400
Mrs. Holman had 2/8 of a pizza. Mrs. Townsend had 4/8 of a pizza. Who ate the most?
Mrs. Townsend
400
1/3 = ?/6
2/6
500
Draw a model of the fraction 8/8.
SUPERBULOUS!
500
Which fraction is equal to one whole?
12/6 7/8 3/3
3/3
500
True or False
Equivalent fractions always have the same numerators.
False
500
Mrs. Holman had 1/2 of a candy bar. Mrs. Townsend had 1/12 of a candy bar. Who had the most?
Mrs. Holman
500
1/4=?/8
1/4=2/8