Compare Fractions - Models - NICHOLAS GLAESER | Library

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Compare the numbers using >, <, or =.

8   __________   15

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Complete each comparison with >, <, or =.

3/4   __________   2/4

1/3   __________   2/3

5/6   __________     3/6

3/8   __________   7/8

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Complete each comparison with >, <, or =.

4/8   __________   4/6

2/3   __________   2/4

1/2   __________     1/3

3/8   __________   3/6

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Compare the fractions using >, <, or =.

1/2   __________   1/4

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Compare the fractions using >, <, or =.

1/2   __________   5/8

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Compare the fractions using >, <, or =.

3/4   __________   6/8

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Compare the fractions using >, <, or =.

2/8   __________   1/2

3/6   __________   1/2

3/4   __________     5/8

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Compare the fractions using >, <, or =.

3/8   __________   1/4

2/6   __________   1/3

4/4   __________     1

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Which fraction is less than the fraction shown by the shaded part of the model?

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Zach finished 2/3 of his homework assignment before dinner. Todd finished 2/4 of the same homework assignment before dinner. The number lines show the amount of homework each boy completed before dinner.

Which comparison is true?

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Mrs. Jones displayed this fraction chart on the classroom wall.

Which number sentence is NOT true?

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Mrs. Bradshaw measured the heights of her two sons, Ray and Ed. She was surprised to see that Ray had grown 7/8 inch and that Ed had grown 5/8 inch in 3 months.

Which number sentence correctly compares how much the boys had grown?

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Mr. Faber baked two cakes.  The cakes were the same size.  His family ate 2/8 of the chocolate cake and 2/4 of the carrot cake for dessert.

Complete the comparison below by proving your answer.

__________ is less than __________ because __________

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Mrs. Jefferson uses 3/4 cup of brown sugar when she makes chocolate chip cookies. She uses 3/8 cup of brown sugar when she makes snickerdoodle.

Which is a correct comparison of the amounts?

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Compare Fractions - Models

Which fraction is less than the fraction shown by the shaded part of the model?

Zach finished 2/3 of his homework assignment before dinner. Todd finished 2/4 of the same homework assignment before dinner. The number lines show the amount of homework each boy completed before dinner.Which comparison is true?

Mrs. Jones displayed this fraction chart on the classroom wall.Which number sentence is NOT true?

Mrs. Bradshaw measured the heights of her two sons, Ray and Ed. She was surprised to see that Ray had grown 7/8 inch and that Ed had grown 5/8 inch in 3 months.Which number sentence correctly compares how much the boys had grown?

Mrs. Jefferson uses 3/4 cup of brown sugar when she makes chocolate chip cookies. She uses 3/8 cup of brown sugar when she makes snickerdoodle.Which is a correct comparison of the amounts?

Tom drew a number line to help him understand the marks on his ruler.Which number sentence is true?

Zach finished 2/3 of his homework assignment before dinner. Todd finished 2/4 of the same homework assignment before dinner. The number lines show the amount of homework each boy completed before dinner.

Which comparison is true?

Mrs. Jones displayed this fraction chart on the classroom wall.

Which number sentence is NOT true?

Mrs. Bradshaw measured the heights of her two sons, Ray and Ed. She was surprised to see that Ray had grown 7/8 inch and that Ed had grown 5/8 inch in 3 months.

Which number sentence correctly compares how much the boys had grown?

Mrs. Jefferson uses 3/4 cup of brown sugar when she makes chocolate chip cookies. She uses 3/8 cup of brown sugar when she makes snickerdoodle.

Which is a correct comparison of the amounts?

Tom drew a number line to help him understand the marks on his ruler.

Which number sentence is true?