Super Fractions have 45 worksheets all about fractions. These worksheets are great for 2nd and 3rd grade classrooms. They are a great for reviewing fractions and learning new concepts. They have a cute superhero theme too. These worksheets are great supplements to any fraction unit.
Pizza Dog Fractions has task cards and worksheets for students who are able to label, compare, order, and problem solve fractions.
The 28 pizza fractions include:
1 whole
1/2
1/3, 2/3, 3/3
1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4
1/5, 2/5, 3/5, 4/5, 5/5
1/6, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6
1/8, 2/8, 3/8, 4/8, 5/8, 6/8, 7/8, 8/8
These task cards and worksheets will be a great addition to your fraction unit. P.S. I also made the clip art in this one!
Would You Rather... Comparing Fractions has 48 task cards. Students choose from a fun variety of ideas of what they would want "more" or "less" of. For Example, a card may read... "Would you rather eat 3/5 of a chocolate bar or would you rather eat 1/6 of a chocolate bar?" Students would choose the larger fraction because they would want more of the chocolate bar. Another question would read, "Would you rather give 2/3 of your money away or would you rather give 2/10 of your money away?" Students would choose the smaller fraction because you would want to give the smaller amount away. These are great for introducing or reviewing fractions. Use these task cards at a math center or just for fun on a rainy day.
Would You Rather... Comparing Fractions has 48 task cards. Students choose from a fun variety of ideas of what they would want "more" or "less" of. For Example, a card may read... "Would you rather eat 3/5 of a chocolate bar or would you rather eat 1/6 of a chocolate bar?" Students would choose the larger fraction because they would want more of the chocolate bar. Another question would read, "Would you rather give 2/3 of your money away or would you rather give 2/10 of your money away?" Students would choose the smaller fraction because you would want to give the smaller amount away. These are great for introducing or reviewing fractions. Use these task cards at a math center or just for fun on a rainy day.
Students read the word problem on each task card about eating in a restaurant and solve using fraction. These task cards are geared for 3rd grade classrooms but 2nd and 4th grade can benefit too. (Look at the preview for an example of questions.)
Use these task cards for part of your fraction unit, at small group time, for a math center, homework, or to solve together as a team or with partners.
Freebie! Learn how to share whole fractions.
A FREE fraction lesson for understanding mixed numbers.
A FREE fraction lesson for understanding mixed numbers.
Compare and Order Fractions has two math centers.
There are 30 task cards for each center and a Fraction Chart to help compare fractions.
There are 30 task cards for each center and a Fraction Chart to help compare fractions.
Also Available in monster theme are Fractions on a Number Line.
This pack contains 3 centers:
Fractions, Mixed Fractions, and Improper Fractions.
This pack contains 3 centers:
Fractions, Mixed Fractions, and Improper Fractions.
Center 1 includes 30 Addition task cards. Students add the fractions on the task card using unlike denominators.
Center 2 includes 30 Subtraction task cards. Students add the fractions on the task card using unlike denominators.
Each center includes recording sheets and answer keys.
Learn all about finding the sale price of items.
This unit uses percent, fractions, and decimals.
This unit uses percent, fractions, and decimals.
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