What others say
Description
This Equivalent Fractions lesson workbook walks students through finding equivalent fractions on a number line, with models (pictures) and using multiplication. Practice sheets, review and quiz are included. This is perfect for students in special education and small group math interventions.
In this resource you'll find an example IEP goal, 14 step-by-step math lessons, a review and assessment.
This step-by-step workbook will help your students learn to recognize when fractions are equivalent and use pictures and number lines to find equivalent fractions. By the end of these lessons, students will be able to set up and solve equations to find equivalent fractions with a larger denominator.
Included:
★ Student Booklet Cover
★ 6 Lessons on Recognizing, Writing, and Shading Equivalent Fractions
★ 2 Lessons on Using Pictures and Number Lines to Find Equivalent Fractions
★ 6 Lessons on Multiplying to Find Equivalent Fractions
★ 1 Review
★ 1 Test
★ Full Answer Key
★ Version for Older Students Without Decorative Clip Art
Please download the preview for more details.
✎ Each lesson is presented in model, guided practice, independent practice format.
✎ Step-by-step task analysis is included next to each model.
✎ Easy to use. Print and teach.
Students will be able to:
• Recognize when fractions are equivalent, using pictures and number lines
• Use pictures and number lines to write equivalent fractions
• Represent equivalent fractions by shading pictures and marking number lines
• Use pictures and number lines to find an equivalent fraction
• Understand that multiplying by a fraction equal to one will yield an equivalent fraction
• Use parentheses to multiply fractions
• Multiply to find an equivalent fraction with a larger denominator
• Set up the equation to find an equivalent fraction
Note: This product does NOT include detailed scripted lesson plans—only the short and simple lessons as shown in the preview. Please look at the preview carefully and ask me any questions you have before you buy.
Middle School and High School Special Education Math Teachers:
This now includes a version with no decorative clip art at the top of pages or on the student booklet cover. Everything else is exactly the same, but you won’t need to worry about whether the clip art might be too young for your students.
Teacher Feedback:
❤️ “This was an effective resource for teaching my 6th-8th grade students on the autism spectrum about equivalent fractions. They especially found the number line activities helpful." -Mira L.
❤️ “This unit is perfect for my 4th grade resource math students because it breaks down the skill into parts and does not overwhelm them with additional skills or mixed practice. This really allows me to target the strategy and provide students with a lot of practice. The visuals are also very clean and not distracting." -Elissa R.
❤️ “This resource is perfect to use with my Special Education students. I feel like they are actually grasping the concepts." -Lindsey T.
❤️ “I love this resource! I really like how it breaks down the concept into very small pieces. I also like how it has a section for modeling the concept, practicing together, and then independent practice. My students usually struggle with finding equivalent fractions, but this resource is making it so much easier for them to understand." -Jacqueline R.
❤️ “One of the best resources on TPT for Special Education. When you have sped students in a self-contained classroom that are not low enough to take the alternate assessment and your not an expert in math, this is a must resource to add to your collection. Moreover, with peer or teacher assistant support, this resource can help my lower level students achieve success. This is an excellent resource for those self-contained special education teachers that have to reinvent the wheel to put together a curriculum to meet the needs of their students." -Success Beyond the Box
❤️ “I have purchased many of the intervention resources from this vendor. Her materials are great for special education students and those who struggle with math concepts. Love the large print and how tasks are broken down into smaller steps." -Mona W.
❤️ “Love the guided, independent practice, and the repetition that this resource provides." -Debra Z.
❤️ “Equivalent fractions can be so hard to teach, I found this perfect to scaffold instruction for my students needs." -Elissa M.
❤️ “Students can easily understand equivalent fractions. The resource is visual and easy to use. Thank you." -Amanda G.
❤️ “This has been wonderful for my high school self-contained math class!" -Simple Special Ed
❤️ “This curriculum is awesome! I really appreciate the step by step approach it takes. It's good for tutoring/ providing to a para to assist a student that needs more explicit help." -Jennifer B.
************************************************************************
Step-by-Step Math to Mastery™ resources:
✰ Make math easier to understand.
- Help students over math hurdles with clear, sequential, scaffolded lessons.
- Prevent overwhelm. Build student confidence.
✰ Make math easier to teach.
- Save hours of planning and piecing together materials.
- Paraeducators can deliver quality instruction independently. Open & teach.
************************************************************************
Bundle and Save! This product can also be found in these bundles:
• Complete Bundle of ALL Step-by-Step Math Workbooks
************************************************************************
Math Resources Bundled by Grade Level:
Math Resources Bundled by Topic:
• Place Value and Number Sense Bundle
• Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction Bundle
Not sure where to start?
Download a free placement test.
About the Author
Hi! I am a Special Education & Title 1 teacher interested in task analysis. My resources break tasks into small and explicit steps, reducing cognitive load for learners so they can feel successful and confident rather than overwhelmed and reluctant to try. I also strive to lighten the workload of teachers by making resources as practical and easy-to-use as possible. I sincerely hope my work can benefit you and your students.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I Strive for 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Need help? Before leaving feedback:
- Visit the FAQs section
- Submit a help ticket
- Ask a question with the Q&A tab
I appreciate your support and feedback.
Copyright © Angela Dansie. Dansie Curriculum Design LLC
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Finding Equivalent Fractions on a Number Line, with Models, Using Multiplication
Highlights
What others say
Save even more with bundles
Description
This Equivalent Fractions lesson workbook walks students through finding equivalent fractions on a number line, with models (pictures) and using multiplication. Practice sheets, review and quiz are included. This is perfect for students in special education and small group math interventions.
In this resource you'll find an example IEP goal, 14 step-by-step math lessons, a review and assessment.
This step-by-step workbook will help your students learn to recognize when fractions are equivalent and use pictures and number lines to find equivalent fractions. By the end of these lessons, students will be able to set up and solve equations to find equivalent fractions with a larger denominator.
Included:
★ Student Booklet Cover
★ 6 Lessons on Recognizing, Writing, and Shading Equivalent Fractions
★ 2 Lessons on Using Pictures and Number Lines to Find Equivalent Fractions
★ 6 Lessons on Multiplying to Find Equivalent Fractions
★ 1 Review
★ 1 Test
★ Full Answer Key
★ Version for Older Students Without Decorative Clip Art
Please download the preview for more details.
✎ Each lesson is presented in model, guided practice, independent practice format.
✎ Step-by-step task analysis is included next to each model.
✎ Easy to use. Print and teach.
Students will be able to:
• Recognize when fractions are equivalent, using pictures and number lines
• Use pictures and number lines to write equivalent fractions
• Represent equivalent fractions by shading pictures and marking number lines
• Use pictures and number lines to find an equivalent fraction
• Understand that multiplying by a fraction equal to one will yield an equivalent fraction
• Use parentheses to multiply fractions
• Multiply to find an equivalent fraction with a larger denominator
• Set up the equation to find an equivalent fraction
Note: This product does NOT include detailed scripted lesson plans—only the short and simple lessons as shown in the preview. Please look at the preview carefully and ask me any questions you have before you buy.
Middle School and High School Special Education Math Teachers:
This now includes a version with no decorative clip art at the top of pages or on the student booklet cover. Everything else is exactly the same, but you won’t need to worry about whether the clip art might be too young for your students.
Teacher Feedback:
❤️ “This was an effective resource for teaching my 6th-8th grade students on the autism spectrum about equivalent fractions. They especially found the number line activities helpful." -Mira L.
❤️ “This unit is perfect for my 4th grade resource math students because it breaks down the skill into parts and does not overwhelm them with additional skills or mixed practice. This really allows me to target the strategy and provide students with a lot of practice. The visuals are also very clean and not distracting." -Elissa R.
❤️ “This resource is perfect to use with my Special Education students. I feel like they are actually grasping the concepts." -Lindsey T.
❤️ “I love this resource! I really like how it breaks down the concept into very small pieces. I also like how it has a section for modeling the concept, practicing together, and then independent practice. My students usually struggle with finding equivalent fractions, but this resource is making it so much easier for them to understand." -Jacqueline R.
❤️ “One of the best resources on TPT for Special Education. When you have sped students in a self-contained classroom that are not low enough to take the alternate assessment and your not an expert in math, this is a must resource to add to your collection. Moreover, with peer or teacher assistant support, this resource can help my lower level students achieve success. This is an excellent resource for those self-contained special education teachers that have to reinvent the wheel to put together a curriculum to meet the needs of their students." -Success Beyond the Box
❤️ “I have purchased many of the intervention resources from this vendor. Her materials are great for special education students and those who struggle with math concepts. Love the large print and how tasks are broken down into smaller steps." -Mona W.
❤️ “Love the guided, independent practice, and the repetition that this resource provides." -Debra Z.
❤️ “Equivalent fractions can be so hard to teach, I found this perfect to scaffold instruction for my students needs." -Elissa M.
❤️ “Students can easily understand equivalent fractions. The resource is visual and easy to use. Thank you." -Amanda G.
❤️ “This has been wonderful for my high school self-contained math class!" -Simple Special Ed
❤️ “This curriculum is awesome! I really appreciate the step by step approach it takes. It's good for tutoring/ providing to a para to assist a student that needs more explicit help." -Jennifer B.
************************************************************************
Step-by-Step Math to Mastery™ resources:
✰ Make math easier to understand.
- Help students over math hurdles with clear, sequential, scaffolded lessons.
- Prevent overwhelm. Build student confidence.
✰ Make math easier to teach.
- Save hours of planning and piecing together materials.
- Paraeducators can deliver quality instruction independently. Open & teach.
************************************************************************
Bundle and Save! This product can also be found in these bundles:
• Complete Bundle of ALL Step-by-Step Math Workbooks
************************************************************************
Math Resources Bundled by Grade Level:
Math Resources Bundled by Topic:
• Place Value and Number Sense Bundle
• Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction Bundle
Not sure where to start?
Download a free placement test.
About the Author
Hi! I am a Special Education & Title 1 teacher interested in task analysis. My resources break tasks into small and explicit steps, reducing cognitive load for learners so they can feel successful and confident rather than overwhelmed and reluctant to try. I also strive to lighten the workload of teachers by making resources as practical and easy-to-use as possible. I sincerely hope my work can benefit you and your students.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I Strive for 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Need help? Before leaving feedback:
- Visit the FAQs section
- Submit a help ticket
- Ask a question with the Q&A tab
I appreciate your support and feedback.
Copyright © Angela Dansie. Dansie Curriculum Design LLC
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
