Adding Fractions
Comparing Like Denominators
Comparing Like Numerators
Subtracting Fractions
Fraction Rules
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What is 1/4+1/4?
2/4
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Compare using <,>,=
3/4>2/4
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3/4>3/8
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2/3 - 1/3=?
1/3
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The bottom number of the fraction is called a
denominator
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What is 3/6+1/6?
4/6
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Compare using <,>,=
REMEMBER would you have more if you had 1 out of 8 or 6 out of 8?
1/8 6/8
1/8 < 6/8
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Compare using <,>,=
REMEMBER: The more pieces in the whole, the smaller they will be.
2/9 2/3
2/9<2/3
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8/10- 5/10=
3/10
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The top of a fraction is called the...
numerator
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If Khloe read 5/10 of her book on Monday and 2/10 of her book on Tuesday, how much of her book did she read?
7/10 of her book.
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Compare <,>, =
2/5 4/5
2/5 < 4/5
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Compare: < , >, =
3/3 3/5
3/3>3/5
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Mrs. Prouse had 5/6 pounds of candy in her pocket. If she gave Natalia 2/6 pounds, how many does she have left in her pocket?
3/6 pounds.
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A fraction with 1 as the numerator is called a ....
unit fraction
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3/6+3/6=?
6/6 or 1 whole
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Lyla ate 3/8 of her pizza and Ruben ate 5/8 of his pizza. Who ate more pizza?
Ruben ate more pizza.
5/8>3/8
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Mrs. Wilson made cookies last night. She used 3/4 cup sugar and 3/7 cup of butter. Did she use more sugar or butter?
SUGAR!
3/4>3/7
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There were 16 students in the classroom. If 6/16 were boys, what fraction were girls?
10/16
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When the numerator and denominator are the same number the fraction is a ....
WHOLE !
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The recipe called for 1/3 cup of sugar, 1/3 cup of flour and 1/3 cup of milk. How many cups of ingredients did you use?
1/3+1/3+1/3= 3/3
1 whole cup!
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The candy store had 8 fudge bars left in the store. 3 bars were chocolate fudge and 5 bars were peanut butter fudge. Compare the fraction of chocolate fudge to peanut butter fudge.
3/8 < 5/8
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Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Prouse were eating small pies. Mrs. Wilson's pie had 9 slices, and Mrs. Prouse's pie had 6 slices. If they both ate 1 slice. Who had more pie?
Mrs. Prouse
1/9<1/6
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The recipe needed 1 cup (6/6) of flour. If Mrs. Prouse only had 2/6 cups of flour, how much more did she need?
6/6-2/6=4/6
4/6 cups
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A fraction is...
a part of a whole!