3. 100 200 400 300 400 Fraction Compare Chance Parts of a whole 300 200 400 200 100 500 100 Equivalent

4. Row 1, Col 1 Write three equivalent fractions for 1/5 Many Possible Answers

5. 1,2 Write the following fractions In order from least to Greatest: 7/12, 4/12, 8/12, 2/12, 14/12, 11/12 2/12, 4/12, 7/12, 8/12, 11/12, 14/12

6. 1,3 If I shade a circle in half and then use a spinner to randomly select a portion of the circle, how many times do you predict the spinner will land on the shaded portion after 20 spins? 10 times

7. 1,4 Last week Louise read 15 books. This week she plans to read 2/3 of that amount. How many books will she read this week? 10 Books

8. 2,1 Write three equivalent fractions for 4/6 Many Possible Answers

9. 2,2 Write a >, <, or = between the fractions. 1/3 ____ 4/12 =

10. 2,3 a)What fraction is red and which blue? b) If you were to make a spinner and do 24 spins. How many times do you predict the spinner will land on red? a) 1/3 red 2/3 blue b) 8 times

11. 2,4 Solve: 2/5 of 20 = ________ Describe how you solved the problem 2/5 of 20 = 8

12. 3,1 How do you find equivalent fractions? Answers Vary

13. 3,2 Write a >, <, or = between the fractions. 7/15 ____ 6/10 7/15 < 6/10

14. 3,3 If you were to do 12 spins, how many times would you expect the spinner to land on each color? Red and Blue- 4 times, Yellow and Green- 3 times

15. 3,4 Think about the pattern blocks to solve this problem. If the yellow hexagon is the whole, what fraction of the whole is the red trapezoid? What fraction of the whole is the green triangle? ½ and 1/6

16. 4,1 How can a clock be used to find equivalent fractions? Answers Vary

17. 4,2 Write the following fractions in order from least to greatest: 1/3, 1/4, 2/5, 1/8, 2/8, 2/4, 9/16 1/8, 1/4 (or 2/8), 1/3, 2/5, 2/4, 9/16

18. 4,3 Draw the spinner on your board. Shade ½ the circle. Use dots to mark ¼ the circle. If you were to use a spinner, about what fraction of the time do you think the clip will land on the remaining, white Portion? 1/4

19. 4,4 I have $32 saved up to spend at the fair. I spent ¾ of my money on candy. How much money did I spend on candy? How much do I have left? $24.00 spent, $8.00 remaining

20. 5,1 Find 5 equivalent fractions for 8/10 Many Possible Answers

21. 5,2 How do you know that 2/5 equals 4/10? Responses Vary

22. 5,3 In math class I did a probability test. I dropped a cube on a grid that I had shaded. I dropped the cube 40 times and I landed on the pink shaded area 22 times. What fraction of times did the cube land on pink? 22/40 (or 11/20)

23. 5,4 If the red trapezoid equals one whole. Then what does two hexagons and one triangle equal? 4 1/3