Let your students practice working with fractions with this engaging activity. In this product, students get to design a street using different fractions. In this fraction activity, students will work with fractions in a set and equivalent fractions.
I can't believe this is free. It's so fun. I can't wait to use it with my students. If I don't have time this school year, I may put it in their summer packets.
I really like this. I will share the link for it on my facebook page too. I think my friends and followers will use it too.
February 9, 2013
AmandaAmy12
Love the idea. Thank you.
February 6, 2013
andreiarice
clever! thanks!
February 4, 2013
missmindymath
What a fun way to do fractions
February 2, 2013
bhigdon
cute idea
January 25, 2013
tmamafunk
Please make more!
January 23, 2013
BetsB
Great Idea.
January 18, 2013
ecteacher0000
Thank you.
January 15, 2013
sstjohns
Love it!!!!
December 27, 2012
etheladams
Thanks for sharing. Great resource that will be fun for students.
December 26, 2012
elwolfe
GREAT!!!
Thanks so much!! FABULOUS display!!
December 9, 2012
mrscarojacks
This is a great worksheet although when I downloaded it the directions come out as a black bar. I tried downloading again and the same thing happened. There might be a bug in the link.
I love how this shows them that more than one fraction can be true about the same group. My class will love this because it's a chance to be artistic and creative, but it's also a valuable assessment for me and great fractions practice for them! Thanks for sharing this free!
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TPStreeter
I love this activity. I am using it to introduce multiplying fractions with 5th graders. I believe you have an error on the map. There should be 6 cars in the road not 5. I just printed it yesterday and it is not corrected.
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