
Equivalent Fractions
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Mathematics
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3rd - 4th Grade
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Medium
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Mallika Mittal
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1 Slide • 12 Questions
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By Mallika Mittal, Felix Yang, Liam Liu, Emery Seepolmuang
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Fill in the Blanks
four sixths = eight twelfths. Am I correct? Type yes or no in the bar below. If you don't know the answer use butterfly on your notebook to figure it out.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Which model shows two fourths?
2/5
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Multiple Choice
Is 6 the denominator for the fraction represented by the area model to the left of this?
No
Yes
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Fill in the Blanks
six eighths = two fourths. Am I right? Type yes or no below.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Which number is the numerator for the 4th fraction label on the length model?
Numerator: 6
Numerator: 4
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Multiple Select
Mia and Katie both made cupcakes. Mia made 12 and Katie made 16. Would one of Mia's 12 cupcakes be a greater or smaller amount than two of Katie's 16 cupcakes? Which models could you use to solve this problem? Select all that apply.
divide and multiply together
two sixteenth vs. one twelfth
butterfly
area model
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Multiple Choice
1/2 is equivalent to......? Select the box with fractions that are all equivalent to 1/2.
2/4, 3/6, 4/8, 5/10, 6/12
12/24, 2/4, 4/8, 7/14, 3/5
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Multiple Choice
The two strategies that help you quickly find out if two fractions are equivalent and help you find a fraction equivalent to the one you already have are..... Fill in the blank.
area model and divide & multiply together
length model and divide & multiply together
area model and length model
butterfly and divide & multiply together
Butterfly and area model
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Fill in the Blanks
nine eighteenths = one half . Yes or no? Type your answer below.
Type answer...
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Poll
When you think of equivalent fractions what comes to your mind. Select all the boxes with anything inside that comes to mind when hearing or saying these words. If it isn't any of the words that I have written than just click the none of these option.
numerator and denominator
fractions
equal/
equivalent
same value
none of these
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Multiple Choice
3/5 = 6/10. True or false? Use butterfly or divide and multiply together to help you if needed.
True
False
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Fill in the Blanks
Are 3/3 and 7/7 equivalent? Type in yes or no in the bar below.
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By Mallika Mittal, Felix Yang, Liam Liu, Emery Seepolmuang
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