Multiplying Fractions
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Simplifying Fractions
Word Problem "What to Do's"
Vocabulary
100

Ron measures some wood strips of different lengths. He wants to make a wooden track for his hotwheels cars. He has 4 strips that are 1/2 foot. He has 4 strips that are 1/4 foot. What is the total length his track can be if he uses all of his wooden strips?

3 Feet

100

Rose has 4 hair clips that are 2 and 1/4 inches long, 2 hair clips that are 1 and 1/2 inches long, and 2 hair clips that are 2 inches long. What is the total length of hair clips that are less than 2 and 1/4 inches long?

5 inches

100

Simplify 4/8.

1/2

100

What is the total weight of the 7 watermelons Laura bought? *Add, subtract, multiply, or divide?

Add.

100

This is the key word in a word problem that tells you you should subtract.

Difference.

200

If Hallie has 3 fish that are 1/8 pound, 4 fish that weigh 1/2 pound, and 2 fish that are 1/4 pound, how many total pounds of fish does she have?

2 and 7/8 pounds

200

Phil drives a tractor for part of his work day every day. On Monday, he spent 1/8 of an hour on the tractor. Tuesday and Wednesday he spent 1/4 of an hour each day on the tractor. Thursday and Friday he spent 3/8 of an hour each day. Saturday he spent half an hour. What is the total amount of time Phil spent on the tractor for the week?

1 and 7/8

200

Simplify 6/9.

2/3

200

What is the difference between the greatest distance traveled by a toy car and the shortest distance traveled by a toy car?

Subtract.

200

This is what you call the smallest and greatest intervals on a number line plot (every value will fall between these two numbers).

The range.

300

Trucks were bringing in ton-sized load of gravel to build a road. The trucks all carried different weights of gravel:

Loads of Gravel in Tons: Number of Trucks

2 Trucks:  5 Tons

1 Truck: 3/4 Ton

4 Trucks: 2 and 1/2 Tons

3 Trucks: 3 and 3/4 Tons

How many x's would be plotted on this line plot?

10 (x's represent the trucks)

300

In a new neighborhood being built, there are 3 houses that are 1/8 of an acre. There are 2 houses that are 1/4 of an acre. There are 4 houses that are 1/2 of an acre. How many total houses would be plotted with x's on this number line?

9 Houses.

300

Simplify 2/8.

1/4

300

If you took all 12 1/2 cups of coffee and distributed it evenly among the 6 teachers on the team, how much coffee would each teacher get?

Division.

300

This is a graph used to show how data is grouped using x's above a number line.

Line Plot.

400

Trucks were bringing in ton-sized load of gravel to build a road. The trucks all carried different weights of gravel:

Loads of Gravel in Tons: Number of Trucks

2 Trucks:  5 Tons

4 Truck: 3/4 Ton

4 Trucks: 2 and 1/2 Tons

3 Trucks: 3 and 3/4 Tons

What is the total of the trucks carrying a weight of 3/4 Ton?

3 Tons

400

In a new neighborhood being built, there are 3 houses that are 1/8 of an acre. There are 2 houses that are 1/4 of an acre. There are 4 houses that are 1/2 of an acre. What is the total amount of acres for homes on less than 1/2 an acre?

7/8 of an acre

400

Simplify 8/12.

2/3.

400

What is the total combined weight of the runners who ran over 3 and 1/2 miles?

Addition.

400

This is any fraction with a unit of one as the numerator.

Unit Fraction

500

Trucks were bringing in ton-sized load of gravel to build a road. The trucks all carried different weights of gravel:

Loads of Gravel in Tons: Number of Trucks

2 Trucks:  5 Tons

1 Truck: 3/4 Ton

4 Trucks: 2 and 1/2 Tons

3 Trucks: 3 and 3/4 Tons

What would be the range of the line plot used for this data?

0 to 5

500

Isaac made a line plot to show the distance in feet that his hotwheels cars travel after jumping a ramp. His first car travels 3 and 1/2 feet. His second car travels 4 feet. His third and fourth car each both travel 4 and 1/4 feet, and his last car travels 4 and 3/4 feet. What is the total of the cars that traveled a distance greater than 4 feet?

13 and 1/4 feet

500

Simplify 8/24.

1/3

500

In Ms. Miller's class, there are 9 students who live exactly 1 and 1/2 miles from school. What is the product of miles of the students who live 1 and 1/2 miles from school?

Multiply.

500

This word is used to describe how spread out or how clustered pieces of data are.

Distribution.

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