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Identifying Fractions

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Fractions on a number line

Place each fraction on its number line. Colour the correct statement at the end.

Two thirds

Closer to zero

Closer to one

0

1

One quarter

0

Closer to zero

Closer to one

Two tenths

0

1

1

Closer to zero

Closer to one

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Fractions on a number line

Place each fraction on its number line. Colour the correct statement at the end.

Four fifths

Closer to zero

Closer to one

0

1

Two eighths

0

Closer to zero

Closer to one

Three quarters

0

1

1

Closer to zero

Closer to one

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Fraction Wall

The largest fraction is ___?___

The smallest fraction is ___?___

One quarter is the same as ___?___

Two sixths is the same as ___?___

One is the same as ___?___sixths.

One is the same as ___?___ halves.

One is the same as ___?___ thirds.

One is the same as ___?___ eighths.

One is the same as ___?___ quarters.

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Size of Fractions

Use the fraction wall to help you compare the fractions below. Use the signs for greater than and less than to complete the equations.

Greater than

Less than

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Make a whole

If this is 2/10, make the whole.

If this is 4/8, make the whole.

If this is 3/7, make the whole.

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Make a whole

If this is 2/3, make the whole.

If this is 1/2, make the whole.

If this is 3/4, make the whole.

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Find a fraction

Colour the correct number of kites and complete the number sentences.

Colour one quarter of the kites green.

Colour one sixth of the kites yellow.

Colour one third of the kites red.

Colour the remaining kites blue.

What fraction of the kites is blue?

1/4 of 12 is __?__

1/6 of 12 is __?__

1/3 of 12 is __?__

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Word Problems

If Rob has put 6 balls away in the shed and one third of these are soccer balls, how many balls are there? Answer:

Max has 20 balls. If one fifth of them are rugby balls, how many rugby balls does he have? Answer:

Melissa has 12 t-shirts. If one third of them are red, how many red t-shirts does she have? Answer:

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Parts of a whole

Some children are putting candles evenly on cakes. If Scott has put 4 candles on one third of the cake, how many will be on the whole cake?

If Gary has 3 candles on one fifth of the cake, how many will be on the whole cake?

If Lizzie has 5 candles on one quarter on her cake. How many will be on the whole cake?

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Adding Fractions

1 sixth + 1 sixth =

1 quarter + 2 quarters =

3 tenths + 2 tenths =

2 thirds + 1 third =

2 fifths + 2 fifths =

3 sevenths + 2 sevenths =

2/10 + 4/10 =

3/5 + 1/5 =

2/6 + 1/6 =

5/10 + 3/10 =

1/5 + 4/5 =

4/7 + 2/7 =