Equivalent Fractions
Decimals & Fractions
Fraction Addition/Subtraction
Comparing decimals
Word Problems
100

Look at the provided grid. What are three equivalent fractions to represent the shaded parts?

7/10 

70/100

35/50

100

Write 29/100 is a decimal.

0.29

100

36/100 + 12/100 = 

48/100

100
Which one is bigger? 

0.80 or 0.8

equal

100

6 people each need 3/5 lb of chicken. How much do they need to buy in all?.

3 3/5 or 18/5

200

Jon has two of the exact same sizes of pies. He gives 2/8 of one pie to his uncle and 3/12 of the other pie to his neighbor. Jon's sister tells him that he gave more to his uncle. Jon said he gave the same amount. Who is correct? 

Jon is correct
200

Write 43/100 as a decimal

0.43

200

3/10 + 45/100 =

75/100

200

Which one is bigger?

0.4 or 0.45

0.45

200

If Mr. Chapman buys 5 lbs of chicken and they eat 3 3/5 lbs, how much is left over?.

1 2/5

300

Frank says 2/10 of the grid is shaded. Kendra says 20/100 is shaded. Who is correct?

They both are correct

300

Write 9/10 as a decimal

0.9

300

3 3/5 + 4 1/5 =

7 4/5

300

Which one is bigger?

0.01 or 0.1 

0.1 

300

4th graders had 3 3/4 gal of paint and added 2 1/4 gal. How much total paint did they have?

6 gallons

400

2 other ways to write the fraction 8/16

1/2

4/8

2/4

400

Write 3/10 as a decimal

0.3

400

4 6/8 - 1 2/8 =

3 4/8

400

Which one is bigger?

0.671 or 0.607

0.671

400

BONUS: James ran 25/100 of a mile yesterday. His friend, Natasha, ran 4/10 of a mile. Exactly how much of a mile did the two children run in all? (Bonus: State your answer as both a fraction and a decimal for +$100!)

65/100 or 0.65

500

2 other ways to write the fraction 4/12

2/6

1/3

500

Write 6/100 as a decimal

0.06

500

1 1/6 - 3/6

4/6 or 2/3

500

James ran 25/100 of a mile. Natasha ran 4/10 of a mile. Who ran farther?

Natasha

500

BONUS: James ran 1/2 of a mile yesterday. His friend, Natasha, ran 6/10 of a mile. Exactly how much did the two children run in all? (Bonus: State your answer as both a fraction and a decimal for +$100!)

11/10, 110/100, 1 1/10

1.10


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