Anna baked 20 cookies. She gave 5 cookies to her brother and kept the rest for herself. What fraction of the cookies did Anna give to her brother?
5/20
Ben has 12 chairs in his living room. 5 of them are soft chairs. What fraction of the chairs are soft chairs?
5/12
What fraction is this?
2/5 or two fifths
How do we call the number that goes under the line? (the orange one)
numerator
denominator
number line
Compare the fractions and say which one is bigger.
2/6 is less than 3/7 or 3/7 is greater than 2/6
Compare the fractions and say which one is bigger.
6/11 is greater than 1/2 or 1/2 is less than 6/11
Compare the fractions. Which symbol should we use to fill in the blank? <, > or =
> (more than)
< (less than)
= (equal to)
Tom has 11 apples. He eats 3 of them. What fraction of the apples did Tom eat?
3/11
What fraction is this?
7/9 or seven ninths
What fraction is this?
1/4 or one fourth
Compare the fractions and say which one is bigger.
2/4 is less than 3/5 or 3/5 is greater than 2/4
Compare the fractions. Which symbol should we use to fill in the blank? <, > or =
< (Less than)
> (More than)
= (Equal to)
Emily made 16 cupcakes. She decorated 7 of them with sprinkles. What fraction of the cupcakes have sprinkles?
7/16
A soccer team has 18 players. 12 of them are defenders, and the rest are forwards. What fraction of the players are forwards?
6/18
What fraction is this?
1/2 or one half
Compare the fractions and say which one is bigger.
6/8 = 3/4
Julia has 24 marbles. 18 of them are blue, and the rest are green. What fraction of the marbles are green?
6/24
What fraction is this?
3/6 or three sixths
How do we call the number that goes on top of the line? (the blue one)
number line
numerator
denominator
What fraction is the white?
1/10 or one tenth
Compare the fractions. Which symbol should we use to fill in the blank? <, > or =
= (equal to)
< (less than)
> (more than)
What fraction is this?
3/3, three thirds, 1 or 1 whole
What fraction is this?
1/3 or one third