Fraction of an Amount: Order and Calculate Fractions Practice
Enhance your fraction skills with this educational material covering topics like finding halves, quarters, thirds, and more. Engage in activities, solve calculations, and learn to order fractions effectively.
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Thursday 26th March 2020 WALT: Fraction of an Amount 2 WILF: I can order my fractions I can use the diagrams to help me find out the fraction I can use grouping to find the fraction
Contents Finding half Finding quarter Finding one third Finding three quarters Finding two thirds
Starter Match the calculation to the correct answer. 3of 42 7 35 18 21
Starter Match the calculation to the correct answer. 3of 42 7 35 18 21
Varied Fluency 1 Use the counters to find two thirds of 12. 2 3 of 12 =
Varied Fluency 1 Use the counters to find two thirds of 12. 2 3 of 12 = 8
Varied Fluency 2 True or false? 4 5 of 25 = 15
Varied Fluency 2 True or false? 4 5 of 25 = 15 4 False, of 25 = 20 5
Varied Fluency 3 Draw counters to complete the bar model to solve the calculation. 6 10 of 40 40
Varied Fluency 3 Draw counters to complete the bar model to solve the calculation. 6 10 of 40 40 20 more counters should be added to make 24.
Varied Fluency 4 Use the bar model below to calculate the following fractions. 24 2 8 A. of 24 3 8 B. of 24 7 8 C. of 24
Varied Fluency 4 Use the bar model below to calculate the following fractions. 24 2 8 6 A. of 24 3 8 9 B. of 24 7 8 21 C. of 24
Reasoning 1 Kelvin and Freya each have 24 to spend. 2 I spent of my money. 4 Kelvin 3 I spent of my money. 8 Freya How much money does each child spend? How much do they have left?
Reasoning 1 Kelvin and Freya each have 24 to spend. 2 I spent of my money. 4 Kelvin 3 I spent of my money. 8 Freya How much money does each child spend? How much do they have left? Kelvin spends , he has left. Freya spends , she has left.
Reasoning 1 Kelvin and Freya each have 24 to spend. 2 I spent of my money. 4 Kelvin 3 I spent of my money. 8 Freya How much money does each child spend? How much do they have left? Kelvin spends 12, he has 12 left. Freya spends 9, she has 15 left.
Problem Solving 1 Sara has 30 flowers. 3 2 5 She gives to her mum and to her auntie. 10 How many does she have left?
Problem Solving 1 Sara has 30 flowers. 3 2 5 She gives to her mum and to her auntie. 10 How many does she have left? 3of 30 = 9 10 2 5 9 + 12 = 21 30 21 = 9 of 30 = 12
Reasoning 2 James and Maisie are calculating fractions of an amount. Out of 24 milkshakes, two thirds are sold. How many are left? There will be 8 left. James There will be 16 left. Maisie Who is correct? Explain how you know.
Reasoning 2 James and Maisie are calculating fractions of an amount. Out of 24 milkshakes, two thirds are sold. How many are left? There will be 8 left. James There will be 16 left. Maisie Who is correct? Explain how you know. James is correct because
Reasoning 2 James and Maisie are calculating fractions of an amount. Out of 24 milkshakes, two thirds are sold. How many are left? There will be 8 left. James There will be 16 left. Maisie Who is correct? Explain how you know. 1of 24 = 8 3 James is correct because 2of 24 = 16 3 Maisie has calculated how many were sold.
