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Understanding Fractions: Simplifying, Comparing, and Finding Equivalents

This resource delves into the fundamentals of fractions, covering essential concepts such as numerators, denominators, and simplification techniques. Learn how to simplify fractions like 24/32 or identify equivalent fractions such as 2/3 and 4/6. Engage with exercises that involve ordering fractions from least to greatest, recognizing greater or lesser values, and establishing equality. Each section is designed to reinforce understanding while providing practical examples and applications, making it easier to master fraction concepts.

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Understanding Fractions: Simplifying, Comparing, and Finding Equivalents

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  1. Fractions Simplified Greater Than, Less Than, Or Equal Equivalent Odds & Ends 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt

  2. The top number of a fraction.

  3. What is the numerator?

  4. The bottom part of a fraction.

  5. What is a denominator?

  6. Simplify 24/32

  7. What is 3/4?

  8. An equivilent fraction to 2/3

  9. What is 4/6?

  10. ¼ of 16

  11. What is 4?

  12. 8/10

  13. What is 4/5?

  14. 16/20

  15. What is 4/5?

  16. 20/30

  17. What 2/3?

  18. 24/32

  19. What is 3/4?

  20. 49/63

  21. What is 7/9?

  22. Order in least to greatest ½, 1/6, ¼, 1/3

  23. What is 1/6, ¼, 1/3, 1/2 ?

  24. 1/5 is ___ 1/7

  25. What is greater than?

  26. ½ is ___ 2/4

  27. What is equal?

  28. Greater 7/16 or 1/2

  29. What is 1/2?

  30. This number has the greatest numerator 5/16, 7/8, ¼, 8/16

  31. What is 8/16?

  32. The pair that is not equivalent 2/3 and 4/6 3/5 and 6/10 5/10 and 8/15

  33. What is 5/10 and 8/15?

  34. This number is equivalent to 3/5

  35. What is 6/10

  36. The number equal to 1/3 of 15

  37. What is 5?

  38. True or False 24/32 and ¾ are equivalent

  39. What is True?

  40. Know to be equal, these shape are called this

  41. What is equivalent?

  42. They are lines that will never intersect

  43. What are parallel lines?

  44. It’s an angle greater than 90°

  45. What is an obtuse angle?

  46. A mirror image across a line is called this.

  47. What is line symmetry?

  48. 457 x 9

  49. What is 4113?

  50. Mr. Krzysiak gave an average of 12 assignments per day. He gave this many assignments for the month of October.

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