Description
4th grade fractions story problem and worksheet activities - from equivalent fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers, to comparing and ordering fractions...
This 23 page Google Docs product provides 6 fractions story problems and 6 fractions worksheet activities that are right for your classroom. This product is designed to save you valuable time so you can focus on teaching.
Alongside you is Freddie Fractionson, a fun-filled ferret ready to introduce real-life scenarios involving mixed numbers, improper fractions, equivalent fractions, and comparing/ordering to your students.
When you purchase this product, you'll receive six exciting activities:
Story Problems
1. Who Has More Pizza?
Freddie Fractionson uses equivalent fractions to determine if his brother got more pizza than him.
2. A Delicious Candy Bar
How much candy did Mom let Freddie eat? Use equivalent fractions to find out.
3. Fractions Beyond Food
Freddie asks students to brainstorm foods and everyday items that can be split into fractions.
4. Freddie's Apples
Construct an improper fraction by looking at Freddie's apple slices.
5. Stealing Slivers of Cookies
Fractions of Freddie's cookies were eaten! Order the partial cookies on a number line.
6. Finding the Biggest Pie
Freddie wants to find the flavor of pie that has the most slices. Use comparing & ordering skills to line them in order.
Fractions Worksheets
7. Creating Models of Fractions
Create models of proper fractions using an example diagram.
8. Label Fractions from Diagrams
Use Diagrams to construct a fraction with a numerator and denominator.
9. Write and Draw Equivalent Fractions
Construct equivalent fractions using a diagram.
10. Label Improper Fractions
Label a diagram as an improper fraction.
11. Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions
Draw a diagram of an improper fraction or mixed number and write the alternative fraction.
12. Comparing Fractions
Examine two fractions and determine which one is bigger.
Use these lessons to save time, supplement curriculum, or leave for substitutes!
This is a Google Slides product. Upon purchase, you'll receive your own copy of this Google Slides document. No edits are necessary to use this product. If you do make edits, they will not appear on the original document.
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Description
4th grade fractions story problem and worksheet activities - from equivalent fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers, to comparing and ordering fractions...
This 23 page Google Docs product provides 6 fractions story problems and 6 fractions worksheet activities that are right for your classroom. This product is designed to save you valuable time so you can focus on teaching.
Alongside you is Freddie Fractionson, a fun-filled ferret ready to introduce real-life scenarios involving mixed numbers, improper fractions, equivalent fractions, and comparing/ordering to your students.
When you purchase this product, you'll receive six exciting activities:
Story Problems
1. Who Has More Pizza?
Freddie Fractionson uses equivalent fractions to determine if his brother got more pizza than him.
2. A Delicious Candy Bar
How much candy did Mom let Freddie eat? Use equivalent fractions to find out.
3. Fractions Beyond Food
Freddie asks students to brainstorm foods and everyday items that can be split into fractions.
4. Freddie's Apples
Construct an improper fraction by looking at Freddie's apple slices.
5. Stealing Slivers of Cookies
Fractions of Freddie's cookies were eaten! Order the partial cookies on a number line.
6. Finding the Biggest Pie
Freddie wants to find the flavor of pie that has the most slices. Use comparing & ordering skills to line them in order.
Fractions Worksheets
7. Creating Models of Fractions
Create models of proper fractions using an example diagram.
8. Label Fractions from Diagrams
Use Diagrams to construct a fraction with a numerator and denominator.
9. Write and Draw Equivalent Fractions
Construct equivalent fractions using a diagram.
10. Label Improper Fractions
Label a diagram as an improper fraction.
11. Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions
Draw a diagram of an improper fraction or mixed number and write the alternative fraction.
12. Comparing Fractions
Examine two fractions and determine which one is bigger.
Use these lessons to save time, supplement curriculum, or leave for substitutes!
This is a Google Slides product. Upon purchase, you'll receive your own copy of this Google Slides document. No edits are necessary to use this product. If you do make edits, they will not appear on the original document.
