Fractions

Equivalent fractions

Comparisons using equivalent fractions

Adding tenths and hundredths

Adding tenths and hundredths (fractions and decimals)

Shaded Fractions and Number Lines (Unit Fractions)

Comparing fractions I

Fractions and the benchmarks 0, 1/2 and 1

Equivalent Fractions Using benchmarks

Ordering Unit Fractions

Ordering Fractions I

Tenths and Hundredths (equivalent fractions)

Tenths, 100ths and Decimals

Number sentences with fractions I

Add/sub of unit fractions

Addition and Subtraction of Like Fractions

Checking Reasonableness of Fraction Sums I

Compare add/sub statements with fractions I

Areas as Fractions

Shaded Figures and Number Lines

Comparisons using models

Comparing fractions II

Fractions of Quantities (unit fractions)

Fractions of Quantities (simple non-unit)

Ordering fractions with benchmarks only

Ordering Fractions II

Number sentences with fractions II

Checking Reasonableness of Fraction Sums II

Addition and Subtractions using number lines

Addition and Subtraction using models

Adding and Subtracting fractions (easily related denominators)

Compare add/sub statements with fractions II

Level 3

Shaded Fractions and Number Lines (Unit Fractions)

Interactive practice questions

What fraction of the circle is shaded?

A circle is divided into $5$ equal sectors, similar to slices of a pie. $1$ of the sectors is shaded in green, standing out against the other sectors, which are uncolored and only outlined in black. The circle is represented with a black border, and the central point from which the sectors radiate is marked by a small black dot.

Easy

< 1min

What fraction of the rectangle is shaded?

Easy

< 1min

What fraction is marked by the X?

Easy

< 1min

Using the number line provided

Medium

< 1min

Outcomes

NA3-1

Use a range of additive and simple multiplicative strategies with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages.

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