Dot Plots
Fraction Equivalency
Comparing Fractions
Fractions In A Table
Fractions On Number Lines
100
How many students scored a 3?
4 Students
100
Which fraction is equivalent to 3/4?
6/9? 6/8? 9/14? 7/9?
6/8
100
What three symbols do we use when we are comparing fractions?
Greater than >
Less than <
Equal to =
100
How many students said Summer was their favorite season?
18 Students
100
4/8 or 1/2
200
How many total students were scored?
11 students
200
Which fraction is equivalent to 1?
9/10? 7/6? 3/3? 1/2?
3/3
200
Compare the two fractions
1/2 __ 3/6
1/2 = 3/6
200
What is the total number of students who participated in the vote?
45 Students
200
B. 1/3
300
How many less minutes do the people who have the least amount of time have to eat compared to those with the greatest amount?
12 minutes
300
Say one fraction that is equivalent to 1/2?
Answers may vary (2/4, 3/6, 4/8, etc.)
300
Is the comparison true?
1 3/4 > 1 4/7
Yes
300
What fraction of students chose Winter and Spring as their favorite?
24/45
300
Where is 3/10 on this number line?
Student will come up to the board to point
400
How many students have more than 7 minutes to eat breakfast?
17 students
400
Which two fractions are equivalent?
1/2 3/4 7/14 9/19
1/2 and 7/14
400
Compare the two fractions
9/3 __ 10/5
9/3 > 10/5
400
What fraction of students chose fall as their favorite season?
3/45
400
Where is 3/5 on this number line?
Student will come up to board to point
500
How many bottles hold greater than or equal to 1/4 cups?
9 bottles
500
Say one fraction that is equivalent to 7/8?
Answers May Vary (14/16, 21/24, 28/32, etc.)
500
Which fraction is greater than 4/5?
3/5? 7/8? 8/12? 4/6?
7/8
500
What fraction represents each of the seasons?
Winter: 17/45
Spring: 7/45
Summer: 18/45
Fall: 3/45
500
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: If You Answer All Of The Correct You Receive Double Points!
1. >
2. Marcus
3. B
4. 2/3