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These amazing, engaging Building Thinking Classroom (BTC) Tasks and worksheets will make students put their problem-solving and critical-thinking skills to work. Put students in random groupings of three and present them with one of the tasks. Make various manipulatives like fraction bars available to students to help visualize the size of the fractional parts. Students work together to categorize fractions that are less than one-half, equal to one-half, and more than one-half. Students can draw

9 pages of no prep fraction worksheets. Students practice renaming mixed numbers and subtracting fractions from a mixed number. Students can also practice finding equivalent fractions and subtracting a mixed number from a mixed number. Students can self check a few pages with cut and paste answers.

8 no prep, engaging worksheets! Students have to rename the whole number to subtract the fraction. Worksheets include cut and paste activities, matching, and just solving expressions. These are great for independent practice, partner work, or even homework.

Students practice renaming the whole or mixed number as a fraction greater than 1. Then students practice subtracting fractions with like denominators. This could be used as morning work, a math center, small group work, or review. *This worksheet could supplement or be used with Grade 4 Module 5 Lesson 17 of Eureka Math or Engage NY Math.