Unit and NonUnit Fractions Classroom Secrets Limited Match

Unit and Non-Unit Fractions © Classroom Secrets Limited

Match the fractions below. © Classroom Secrets Limited One half 3 4 Three quarters 1 2 One third 1 4 One quarter 1 3

Match the fractions below. © Classroom Secrets Limited One half = 1 2 = Three quarters = 3 4 = One third = 1 3 = One quarter = 1 4 =

Circle the fraction represented below. 3 4 © Classroom Secrets Limited 4 9 5 4

Circle the fraction represented below. 3 4 4 9 5 4 Four out of nine equal parts © Classroom Secrets Limited

Sort the fractions below. Unit fractions 9 10 © Classroom Secrets Limited Non-unit fractions Four sevenths 5 9

Sort the fractions below. Unit fractions Non-unit fractions Four sevenths 9 10 © Classroom Secrets Limited 5 9

True or false? All the fractions can all be matched to a representation below. Explain your answer. 1 11 A. © Classroom Secrets Limited 1 9 B. Three out of seven 2 5 C.

True or false? All the fractions can all be matched to a representation below. Explain your answer. 1 11 A. 1 9 B. Three out of seven 2 5 C. False, 1 cannot be matched to any of the representations, because 11 there are no representations split into eleven equal parts. © Classroom Secrets Limited

Complete the table. 9 10 © Classroom Secrets Limited

Complete the table. 9 10 3 6 Nine tenths Three sixths 2 5 © Classroom Secrets Limited Two fifths

Sally has picked some flowers. She says, I can use a unit fraction to describe the sunflowers. Do you agree? Explain your reasoning. 3 No because of the flowers are sunflowers which is a non 7 unit fraction. © Classroom Secrets Limited

Making the Whole © Classroom Secrets Limited

Complete the fractions and join them to the correct representation. © Classroom Secrets Limited A. B. C. 5 7 3 D. 2

Complete the fractions and join them to the correct representation. © Classroom Secrets Limited A. B. C. D. 5 7 3 2 7 7

Use the image to complete the sentence 4 3 7 and make 7 7 7 © Classroom Secrets Limited

Circle two fractions which make a whole. 2 7 © Classroom Secrets Limited 3 6 2 6 4 6

Jacob and Izzy are sharing marbles. 6 Together they have shared 6 of the marbles. How many marbles could Jacob and Izzy each have? Show all the combinations. Jacob Izzy 6 0 5 1 4 2 3 3 2 4 1 5 0 6 © Classroom Secrets Limited

Which pair of shapes is the odd one out? A. B. C. Explain your answer. B is the odd one out because the shaded part of the shapes do not make a whole. © Classroom Secrets Limited

Romeo and Lizzie are discussing the statement below. ? 5 Romeo + ? 5 = 5 5 I think the missing numerators are only odd numbers. I think the numerators are no greater than 5 and no less than 1. Who is correct? Convince me. © Classroom Secrets Limited Lizzie

Reasoning 2 Romeo and Lizzie are discussing the statement below. ? 5 Romeo + ? 5 = 5 5 I think the missing numerators are only odd numbers. I think the numerators are no greater than 5 and no less than 1. Who is correct? Convince me. Lizzie is correct because… © Classroom Secrets Limited Lizzie

Reasoning 2 Romeo and Lizzie are discussing the statement below. ? 5 Romeo + ? 5 = 5 5 I think the missing numerators are only odd numbers. I think the numerators are no greater than 5 and no less than 1. Lizzie Who is correct? Convince me. Lizzie is correct because she has identified that fractions can be 5 no greater than. 5 © Classroom Secrets Limited