Equivalent Fractions Worksheet on a Number Line | 3rd Grade
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Description
This equivalent fractions activity is an in-depth way to learn how to find equivalent fractions using models, number lines, and word problems. Along with comparing fractions using greater, less than, and equal to. Use this with any 3rd-grade classroom or as a review of examples for equivalent fractions for 4th grade.
The Equivalent fractions worksheets take a scaffolded approach and simplify teaching this difficult standard. Students will go from using models that are already filled in, filling in their own fraction models, to creating their own. The same is done with number lines. The worksheets start with labeled number lines and slowly take components away to support the students in creating their own.
This easy-to-use, best-selling activity includes:
• 3 worksheets using fraction models to show equivalence
• 4 worksheets using fraction number lines to show equivalence
• 2 worksheets using a mixture of fraction models & number lines to show equivalence
• 3 worksheets using fraction models to compare
• 3 worksheets using fraction number lines to compare
• 2 worksheets using a mixture of fraction models & number lines to compare
• 2 worksheets using whole numbers
• 2 worksheets using word problems
• Answer Key Included
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There are several ways you can use these equivalent fractions activities:
• Independent practice in class
• Pair and Share activity
• Small group work
• Extra remediation
• Homework
• Test review and practice
• Quiz
• Informal assessment
• Guided math work
• Early finisher work/bonus problems
• Morning work
• Differentiated Tasks
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GOOGLE RESOURCES:
Equivalent Fractions with Models in Google Slides
Equivalent Fractions with Number Lines and Models in Google Slides
Comparing Fractions on a Number Line in Google Slides
Comparing Fractions with Models and Fraction Bars in Google Slides
Equivalent Fractions Google Slides Freebie
PRINTABLES:
Equivalent Fractions on a Number Line and More Task Cards
Equivalent Fractions Daily Math
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Why this worksheet set?
This activity is not your typical practice set. It begins by giving the students full support with fraction models that are filled in. This visual guides the student to see if the fractions are equivalent. Then the students are asked to fill in the fraction models to find equivalency and finally create their own models. Supports are provided and taken away slowly until there is a further understanding.
The same progression takes place with number lines. The first sheet has number lines that are completely labeled. Then the next sheet has the students label the number line with the support of the parts already there. Finally, there is a sheet with open number lines and an option for students to create their own. This approach helps build students' confidence as they master this standard.
It also covers comparing fractions using models and number lines in the same way. Followed up by comparing fractions with whole numbers and finishing off with word problems. The thought process behind these worksheets is to make it easier for you when teaching this math concept.
Blog post you may be interested in:
- 5 Tips for How to Teach Equivalent Fractions
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