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Comparing Fractions
Fractions on a Number Line
Fraction Number Stories
Fraction of a Collection
Liquid Volume
100

Greater than, less than, or equal to?


1/3 _____ 2/3

Less than

100

What fraction is represented by the B on the number line?

l-------l-------B-------l-------l-------l

0                                               1

2/5

100

Walter ate 3/4 of a pizza that has 4 pieces. How many pieces are left for Sasha to eat?

1 piece

100

Olivia is racing 5 marbles. 2 of her marbles beat her record time. What fraction of the marbles DID NOT beat her record time?

3/5

100

Amy's cup holds 300 mL. How many 100mL beakers does she need to fill her cup?

3 beakers

200

Greater than, less than, or equal to?


1/2   _______     2/4

Equal to 

200

 l-------*-------l-------l-------l

0                                      1


What fraction is represented by the * symbol?

1/4

200

Ron rode his bike 1/6 of a mile.


Tammy rode her bike 1/8 of a mile.


Who rode the greater distance?

Ron

200

Don has 12 turkeys. 3 of his turkeys are brown. What fraction of his turkeys are brown?

3/12

200

Arnold's bucket holds 300mL of water. He has one 250mL beaker full of water and one 100mL beaker full of water. Does he have enough water to fill his bucket?

yes

300

Which is less?


1/3 or 1/6?

1/6

300

Which fraction is larger, A or B?

l-------A--------l-------B-------l

0                                        1

B
300

Rider has 20 pennies. He wants to give 1/2 of his pennies to his friend. How many pennies does his friend get?

10 pennies

300

Frankie has 10 hot dogs. There are 9 buns. What fraction of the hot dogs will NOT get a bun?

1/10

300

Vanessa has a 500mL beaker full of water. Then, she pours 100mL onto the ground. She pours the remaining water into a cup, which fills the cup completely full.

What is the liquid volume of Vanessa's cup?

400mL

400

1/8 _____ 1/4


Greater than, less than, or equal to?

Less than

400
What is the fraction represented by the * symbol?


l-----l-----l-----l-----l-----*-----l-----l-----l

0                           1                           2

1 1/4 or 5/4

400

Four friends share 3 oranges equally. What fraction of an orange does each friend get?

3/4 of an orange

400

Mrs. Williamson has 9 chickens. 3 of them are brown, 3 of them are yellow, and 3 of them are black. What fraction of Mrs. Williamson's chickens are yellow or brown?

6/9

400

Daniel fills a beaker that is 250 mL and another beaker that is 500 mL. He pours both beakers into his jar and fills it completely.

What is the liquid volume of Daniel's jar?

750 mL

500

4/2 _____ 3/2 


Greater than, less than, or equal to?

Greater than

500

What fraction is represented by the * symbol?

l-----l-----*-----l-----l-----l-----l
0                    1                    2

2/3

500

8 friends split 20 pennies equally. How many pennies does each friend get?

2 pennies, 4 left over.

500
Mrs. Wennen has 15 tennis balls in a bucket. 5 students need one tennis ball each for their matches. What fraction of the tennis balls does Mrs. Wennen have left in her bucket?

10/15

500

Which is most likely to hold 1 liter of liquid? Remember, 1 mL=1 drop of water  1L= 1,000mL


A cup          A water bottle       A bucket

a bucket