Divison Strategies
Fraction Equivalence
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers
Multiplying Fractions
100
What is the inverse operation of division? 

multiplication

100

Are the fractions equivalent?

2/6 and 4/12

Yes
100

How can you decompose the fraction into unit fractions?


4/5 

1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5

100

What is a mixed number? Provide the definition and an example.

A mixed number has a whole number part and fraction part. 


Mrs. Maritano to check example


100

What is the product?


3 x 1/6?

 3/6

200
What is the quotient?


480/6= 

80

200

What is the sum?


5/12 + 2/12 + 3/12 = 

10/12 

200

What is the sum?

1  2/5 + 2  2/5= 

3  4/5
200

What is the product?


5 x 2/12 

10/12

300

How can you estimate the quotient, using compatible numbers?


342/8

Mrs. Maritano to check work

300

What is an equivalent fraction for 2/5?

Mrs. Maritano to check work. 

300

What is the difference?

5/10- 3/10 

2/10 

300

What is the sum. Regroup, if needed. 


2  7/10 + 2  5/10 

5  2/10 

300

What is the product?


3 x 1  2/12

3  6/12

400

What is the quotient? 


136/18 

17

400

Are the fractions equivalent? How do you know?


5/6 and 10/15 

No, because you can't multiply 6 by anything to get 15 (for the denominator). 

400
Is the equation correct? How do you know?


2/3 + 2/3= 4/6 

No, it is incorrect, because you do not add the denominators.
400
Subtract. Write your answer as a mixed number:


3 - 4/5

2 1/5 

400

Drew and his 2 brothers each drink 3 1/2 cups of milk a day. How many cups of milk do Drew and his brothers drink in one day?

10 1/2 

500
What is the quotient and the reminder?


119/4 

29 R3

500

Write <, >, or = to compare the fractions. Explain your reasoning for your comparsion. 


3/5   8/10 

<

3/5 is equivalent to 6/10 and 6/10 < 8/10.

500

Tim mowed 1/6 of the lawn. His sister mowed 4/6 of the lawn. How much lawn have they mowed? How much more do they need to mow until the whole yard is complete? 

They mowed 5/6 and have 1/6 left to mow. 
500

Jill and Tiffany set a goal that together they will swim 11 5/10 miles. Jill swims 5 7/10 miles. Tiffany swims 5 9/10 miles. How many miles did they will altogether. Did they meet their goal?

11 6/10. Yes, they met their goal, exceeded it by 1/10 of a mile 

500

Saffron uses 3/4 teaspoon of nutmeg each day for a pastry recipe that she makes 5 days a week. 

How much nutmeg does she need for the pastry recipe for 4 weeks.

5 x 4= 20 (days)


20 x 3/4= 60/4 or 15 teaspoons