Fraction
Prime or Composite
Factors
Multiples
Vocabulary
100
The top part of a fraction
What is a numerator
100
2
What is prime (the only even prime number)
100
They multiply together to get a product
What are factors!
100
You skip count to find these
What are multiples
100
These rules help you to find what number is divisible by another
What are divisibility rules
200
When the numerator is larger than the denominator
What is an improper fraction
200
5
What is prime
200
A number that has exactly 2 factors
What is a prime number
200
How many multiples a number has
What are millions and millions and millions and millions......
200
Represents part of a number
What is a fraction
300
Fractions that have the same value but use different numbers.
What are equivalent fractions
300
15
What is composite (1 x 15, 3 x 5)
300
These are the largest factors that two or more numbers have in common
What is the GCF (greatest common factor)
300
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, ...
What are the multiples of 10
300
Ms. Ackerman's favorite basketball player and the best basketball player in the entire world.
Who is LeBron James
400
Fractions whose numerator and divisor have no common factors
What is simplest form/lowest terms/ smallest fraction
400
22
What is composite (1 x 22, 2 x 11)
400
The rhyme used to remember how to find the GCF when using the slide method.
What is GCF is on the LEFT
400
The rhyme used to find the LCM when using the slide method
What is LCM is around the rim
400
A way to find LCM, GCF, equivalent fractions, and simplest form
What is the slide method
500
A whole number and a fraction
What is a mixed number
500
1
What is neither. 1 only has 1 factor!
500
If you are using the slide method to find the GCF this is what you do to the numbers on the side of the boxes to determine the GCF
What is you multiply them
500
The smallest multiple 2 or more numbers have in common
What is the LCM (least common multiple_
500
When 2 or more numbers only have 1 as their common factor
What is relatively prime
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