Vocabulary
Adding Fractions
Subtracting Fractions
Word Problems
100

What is the top number of a fraction called?

Numerator

100

3/8 + 4/8

7/8

100

9/10 - 7/10

2/10

100

Sally ate 1/8 of a cake and her sister ate 3/8 of it. What fraction of the cake did they eat altogether?

4/8

200

What is the bottom number of a fraction called?

Denominator

200

1/12 +5/12

6/12

200

8/10- 5/10

3/10

200

Mary has 3/4 cups of orange juice. She pours out 2/4 cups of the juice down the sink. How much does she have left?

1/4

300

When fractions have the same bottom number, we say they have a ________  ___________.

common denominator

300

2/9 + 5/9

7/9

300

3/4- 1/4

2/4

300

Mrs. Kaufman ordered a pizza and ate 3/10 of it. Then she went to recess and ate 4/10 of it. How much of the pizza did she eat?

7/10

400

When fractions have the same value, we call them ____________ ____________.

Equivalent Fractions

400

3/11 + 5/11

8/11

400

1- 3/5

2/5

400

Mr. Tipton is baking cookies and needs 5/6 cups of sugar to make them. He already has 2/6 of a cup at his house. How much does he need to make the cookies?

3/6

500

We use these kinds of fractions to make estimations about the size of a fraction.

Benchmark fractions

500

4/5 + 2/5

6/5

500

1- 2/9

7/9

500

Mrs. Flynn ate 2/12 of a pie and gave the rest to her friends. How much did she give away?

10/12

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