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Fraction Check-In 1
Fraction Check-In 1
Fraction Check-In 1
Fraction Check-In 1
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This fraction check in is 8 questions that all deal with fraction equivalence. There is a grouping tool at the top to mark as you score in order to create strategy groups for the future. I give this assessment at the end of a lesson, or at the very beginning because it's short and sweet!

Students will be quickly assessed on the following:
*drawing a fraction picture
*creating equivalent fractions using multiplication and division
*simplifying fractions
*prove fractions are equivalent with 2 bar models

Looking for more? Here are the other fraction check-ins:
Fraction Check-In 2Fraction Check-In 3Fraction Check-In 4Fraction Check-In 5

**Need more assessments? Click below and you'll find a 13 page bundle that includes all the check ins and a fraction test!:
Fraction Assessment Bundle
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Fraction Check-In 1

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Description

This fraction check in is 8 questions that all deal with fraction equivalence. There is a grouping tool at the top to mark as you score in order to create strategy groups for the future. I give this assessment at the end of a lesson, or at the very beginning because it's short and sweet!

Students will be quickly assessed on the following:
*drawing a fraction picture
*creating equivalent fractions using multiplication and division
*simplifying fractions
*prove fractions are equivalent with 2 bar models

Looking for more? Here are the other fraction check-ins:
Fraction Check-In 2Fraction Check-In 3Fraction Check-In 4Fraction Check-In 5

**Need more assessments? Click below and you'll find a 13 page bundle that includes all the check ins and a fraction test!:
Fraction Assessment Bundle
Report this resource to TPT
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Explain why a fraction 𝘢/𝘣 is equivalent to a fraction (𝘯 × 𝘢)/(𝘯 × 𝘣) by using visual fraction models, with attention to how the number and size of the parts differ even though the two fractions themselves are the same size. Use this principle to recognize and generate equivalent fractions.
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