Name the Fraction
Equivalent Fractions
Number Line
True or False
Draw that Fraction
100
1/3
100
1/2 = ?
100
Name the point on the number line as a fraction
3/4
100
True or false: This triangle is split into fourths.
False!
Fractions must have equal parts.
100
Draw a model to represent the fraction 1/6
200
8/14
200
1/4 = ?
200
Name the point on the number line as a fraction
8/8
200
True or false: 1/8 is a unit fraction.
True!
A unit fraction is a fraction whose numerator (top number) is 1, or a fraction that represents one equal part of the whole.
200
Draw a model to represent the fraction 3/8
300
9/2
300
2/3 = ?
300
Name the point on the number line as a fraction
6/3
300
True or false: the numerator (top number) of a fraction represents the total number of equal parts.
False!
The numerator represents the number of equal parts that are shaded or being counted. The denominator (bottom number) represents the total number of equal parts.
300
Draw a model to represent the fraction 9/5
400
13/4
400
6/10 = ?
400
Name the point on the number line as a fraction
7/6
400
True or false: 1/2 is always greater than 1/4.
False!
1/2 is only greater than 1/4 when the wholes are the same size. If the wholes are different sizes, they cannot be compared.
400
Draw and label a number line split into fourths. Label 1/2 on the number line.
500
3/8
500
6/8 = ?
500
Name the point on the number line as a fraction
7/2
500
True or false: The more parts you need to make a whole, the smaller the parts are.
True!
500
Draw and label a number line split into thirds. Label 2/3 on the number line.