Description
Basic Fraction Task Cards focusing on counting shaded parts - progressing through squares, circles and triangles. Included increased difficulty cards (i.e. What is the fraction for the green shaded part?)
Directions:
Print task cards on cardstock, cut out each card, and then laminate for frequent use.
Task cards can be used during independent, 1:1, or small group instruction.
Students can look at the picture and answer, respond to teacher questions, or have students ask each other.
Students can use clothespins, dry erase markers, bingo-dabbers, point, or use their words to answer.
Data collection sheet and answer key included!
**Extra blank cards to make your own**
I created all images using Art Studio iPad application. - โConnoโs Creations 2016
Directions:
Print task cards on cardstock, cut out each card, and then laminate for frequent use.
Task cards can be used during independent, 1:1, or small group instruction.
Students can look at the picture and answer, respond to teacher questions, or have students ask each other.
Students can use clothespins, dry erase markers, bingo-dabbers, point, or use their words to answer.
Data collection sheet and answer key included!
**Extra blank cards to make your own**
I created all images using Art Studio iPad application. - โConnoโs Creations 2016
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
2nd - 4th
Standards
CCSS3.NF.A.1
Tags
Pages
14
Answer Key
Included
Description
Basic Fraction Task Cards focusing on counting shaded parts - progressing through squares, circles and triangles. Included increased difficulty cards (i.e. What is the fraction for the green shaded part?)
Directions:
Print task cards on cardstock, cut out each card, and then laminate for frequent use.
Task cards can be used during independent, 1:1, or small group instruction.
Students can look at the picture and answer, respond to teacher questions, or have students ask each other.
Students can use clothespins, dry erase markers, bingo-dabbers, point, or use their words to answer.
Data collection sheet and answer key included!
**Extra blank cards to make your own**
I created all images using Art Studio iPad application. - โConnoโs Creations 2016
Directions:
Print task cards on cardstock, cut out each card, and then laminate for frequent use.
Task cards can be used during independent, 1:1, or small group instruction.
Students can look at the picture and answer, respond to teacher questions, or have students ask each other.
Students can use clothespins, dry erase markers, bingo-dabbers, point, or use their words to answer.
Data collection sheet and answer key included!
**Extra blank cards to make your own**
I created all images using Art Studio iPad application. - โConnoโs Creations 2016
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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My students loved this resource. It held their attention and gave me great data. Task cards are my favorite way to differentiate in my classroom. They are easy to use over the course of a few days as needed.
Just what I needed.
Great product!
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Standards
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CCSS3.NF.A.1
Understand a fraction 1/๐ฃ as the quantity formed by 1 part when a whole is partitioned into ๐ฃ equal parts; understand a fraction ๐ข/๐ as the quantity formed by ๐ข parts of size 1/๐ฃ.
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