Fractions – Mixed – Maths Vegas In this competitive game, teams of students ‘wager’ money on a series of questions. Teams can wager up to 50% and receive double the wager back if they are correct. Use mini-whiteboards to check team answers quickly. Delete unwanted questions. The associated Excel spreadsheet provides a screen for score-keeping for up to 8 teams.
Fractions
Next Topic: Expressing
Express the shaded number of pieces as a fraction of the whole.
In a class there were 7 boys and 8 girls. Express the number of boys as a fraction.
In a class there were 12 boys and 14 girls. Express the number of girls as a fraction.
Express the shaded number of pieces as a fraction of the whole.
Express the shaded number of pieces as a fraction of the whole.
Over 20 days, Jim was late to class 8 times. Express the number of times Jim was late as a fraction.
Over 30 days, Molly was late to class 18 times. Express the number of times Molly was late as a fraction.
John shared some sweets with his friends. Jack got 15. Kay got 10. John was left with 10. Express the number of sweets Kay got as a fraction of the whole.
Ash shared £ 36 with his friends. George got £ 18. Helen got £ 6. Express how much Ash was left with as a fraction.
Next Topic: Converting Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions
Next Topic: Simplifying Fractions
Next Topic: Comparing Fractions
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Next Topic: Converting Fractions
Next Topic: Converting to Fractions
Next Topic: Arithmetic
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Next Topic: Arithmetic with Mixed Numbers
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Next Topic: Fractions of Quantities
Next Topic: Reverse Fractions of Quantities
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