Description
Students color in the quilt design and determine the fraction of each square that is colored in their favorite color. They fill out their bingo card with the fractions in simplified form and play bingo -- the teacher calls out fractions in simplified and non-simplified form and the student can match one square per call with either the simplified or an equivalent form.
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Grades
6th - 8th
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Pages
3
Teaching Duration
90 minutes
Description
Students color in the quilt design and determine the fraction of each square that is colored in their favorite color. They fill out their bingo card with the fractions in simplified form and play bingo -- the teacher calls out fractions in simplified and non-simplified form and the student can match one square per call with either the simplified or an equivalent form.
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Mostly used with 5th and 7th grades
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great cross curriculum activity
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This was used with the quilt to freedom. The students then created their own quilts using fractional cues.
Engaging and easy to implement
This resource was exactly what I needed to spice up my classroom routine! The game ideas are creative, easy to follow, and require very little prep, which is a huge win. My students were much more engaged with their task cards than usual, and it turned a standard practice session into a fun, collaborative activity. It’s a great way to move away from traditional worksheets while still ensuring the students are mastering the content.
Good job!
Good job, my children are exited! The are playing with attention!
I used this as a math challenge option for some of my 3rd graders- they enjoyed it!
I found these quilts to be very entertaining. The kids were very creative with their color choices all while practicing their fractions.
My students loved this resource and it was very helpful.
Great patterns. I used this as an intro idea into my students making their own math fraction quilts. It was a fun but informative activity.
This was a great reinforcement for skills previously learned. We used it as part of our math menu.
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