Comparing/Equivalent Fractions
Subtracting Fractions
Adding Fractions
Fraction Word Problems
Know your Slang
100

2/3  < > = 5/6

4/6 < 5/6

100

10/12 - 8/12 =

2/12

100

2/8 + 4/8 =

6/8

100

Four eighths of Kelly’s beads are red, 18 are white, and the rest are blue.
What fraction of Kelly’s beads are blue?

4/8

100

This word means to be independent or successful

Sigma

200

2/4 < > = 3/9

2/4 > 3/9

200

8/5 - 4/5 =

4/5

200

3/4 + 3/4 =

1 2/4

200

Mr. Wood makes 2/12 of the school lunches for the day. Ms. Mandel makes another 6/12 of the lunches What fractions hasn't been made?

2/12

200

This word means high-class or fancy

boujee

300

3/5 < > = 1/2

3/5 > 1/2

300

3 1/2 - 1 1/2 =

2

300

8/3 + 5/3 =

4 1/3

300

Gage walked to his aunt's house. At 3.00 P.M., he was 7/8 of a mile from his aunt's house.
At 3:25 P.M., he was 4/8 of a mile closer to his aunt's house.
What fraction of a mile was Gage from his aunt's house at 3:25 P.M.?

3/8

300

This phrase means to share gossip

spill the tea

400

3/6 < > = 5/10

3/6 = 5/10

400

5 4/6 - 2 5/6

 2 5/6

400

1 4/7 + 7/7 =

2 4/7

400

Yolanda has a box that contains 8 3/4 dozen beads.
She uses 3 1/4 dozen beads for a necklace and 1 3/4 dozen beads for a bracelet.
How many beads are left in the box?

3 3/4

400

When something is really really good or tasty

bussin

500

1 2/6 < > = 8/6

1 2/6 = 8/6

500

4 - 1 2/7

2 5/7

500

3 3/9 + 4 7/9

8 1/9

500

Rita works 2 3/4 hours for her first day at a new job. She works 5 1/4 hours more on the second day.
How many hours did Rita work in all?

10 3/4

500

This word is used to describe something weird or chaotic

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