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1) 24 ÷ 4 = 2) How many tenths are in 1 whole? 3) How many tenths are in 2 wholes? 4) wholes? How many hundredths are in 5

1) 24 ÷ 4 = 2) How many tenths are in 1 whole? 3) How many tenths are in 2 wholes? 4) wholes? How many hundredths are in 5 6 10 20 500

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There are 9 sevenths altogether.

7 sevenths = 1 whole 2 sevenths There are 9 sevenths altogether. 9 sevenths = 1 whole + 2 sevenths

There are 7 sixths altogether.

1 whole 1 sixth There are 7 sixths altogether. 7 sixths = 1 whole + 1 sixth

1) 11 fifths altogether. There are ____ 11 fifths = ____ 2 wholes + ____ 1 fifth. ____ 2) 3 halves altogether. There are ____ 1 half. 1 whole + ____ 3 halves = ____

How many ‘wholes’ do I have altogether?

How many ‘wholes’ do I have altogether? 3/2 8/5 8/3

How many ‘wholes’ do I have altogether? 5/4 7/3 12/5

=Improper 2 wholesfraction

= 3 wholes

÷ 3 × 3 = 3 wholes 18 is 3 times greater than 6

How many ‘wholes’ do I have altogether? 8/4 9/3 24/8

How many ‘wholes’ do I have altogether? 6/3 12/6 45/9

= 4 wholes

÷ 4 × 4 = 4 wholes

= 1 whole + 4 sixths

1) 2) 3) Have a think 3 wholes + ____ 2 thirds = ____ 4 wholes = ____ 1 half + ____ 2 wholes + ____ 6 sevenths = ____

Have a think 1) 2 wholes and 3 fifths 2) 28 sevenths 3) < = > 9 fifths 12 thirds 4) <

Can you use the symbols < = > to complete the number sentences? 3/3 ____ 4/3 7/6 ____ 3/3 8/4 ____ 5/3

Can you use the symbols < = > to complete the number sentences? 5/5 ____ 2/2 14/7 ____ 8/6 12/6 ____ 9/7