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Equivalent Decimals & Fractions

ComparingFractions

& Decimals

Adding Fractionswith Denominators

of 10 & 100

MultiplyingFractions by

Whole Numbers

+/- Mixed Numbers &SeparatingFractions

Write 7/100 as a decimal, use a model to justify your answer.

What is 0.07

What is the fraction for 0.75? Write another equivalent fraction

for this decimal.

What is 75/100

Equivalent:3/4, 6/8, 150/200,

etc.

DAILY DOUBLESally has 1/4 of a dollar. How much money does she have? Write another

fraction to represent how much money she has.

DAILY DOUBLE

She has 0.25 cents25/100, etc.

Find three equivalent fractions for 2/5. Write

the decimal that is another way to represent those

fractions.

What are4/10, 6/15, 40/100,etc.

What is 0.4 or 0.40

What is 2/8 as a decimal? Write this

fraction in its simplest fraction form.

What is 0.251/4 is its simplest

form.

Compare the fractions:

3/5 6/8

3/5 < 6/8

Compare the decimals:

0.095 0.80

0.095 < 0.80

Danielle ran 5/9 of a mile and Sarah

ran 8/12 of a mile. Who ran farther?

Who is Sarah

Tim received a 0.8 on his spelling test. Steve received a 0.75. Who had the lower score? Justify your answer

using a model.

Who is Steve (0.75)

0.75 0.80

Compare the fractions:Use 3 strategies to prove

you are correct!

9/12 11/15

9/12 > 11/15Butterfly: 9 x 15= 13511 x 12= 132

LCM: 12 x 5=60 15 x 4=60

45/60 > 44/60

6/10 + 30/100=

What is 90/100

4/10 + 32/100=

Draw a model to show the addition problem:

What is 72/100

Judy ate 2/10 of a pizza, Sally ate 45/100 of the

same pizza. What fraction of the pizza is leftover?

What is 35/100 left.20/100 + 45/100=

100/100- 65/100=35/100

The teacher read 3/10 of the chapter book last month &

20/100 this month. How much of the book have they read?

(Write your answer in simplest form)

What is 50/100 or half (1/2) of

the book.

Write an addition problem that uses a denominator of 10 & one of

100. Make sure it is addition problem that can be simplified.

Questions & Answers vary!

DAILY DOUBLE

8 x 7/8=

DAILY DOUBLE

What is:56/8= 7

Solve & Convert to a mixed number:

9 x 9/12=

What is: 81/12= 6 9/12

Solve & Convert to a mixed or whole #

5 x 12/20=

What is:

60/20= 3

Jenny jumped 3/4 of a yard. Sue jumped 5

times as far. How far did Sue jump?

What is:5/1 x 3/4=

15/4= 3 3/4 yards.

One 4th grade class ate 7 6/8 pizzas. The

other classes ate 5 times as much. How much

did they eat?

What is:

38 6/8 pizzas 7 6/8 x 5=62/8 x 5=

310/8= 38 6/8

Decompose the following fraction:

9/15

What is 3/15 + 3/15 + 3/15

4/15 + 5/15Etc. Answers Vary

Add the mixed number, then break down.

2 1/8 + 1 2/8=

What is 3 3/8,

8/8 + 8/8 + 8/8 +1/8 + 1/8= 3 3/8

Answers vary

One 4th grade class ate 7 5/8 pizzas & a 5th grade class ate 6 1/8 pizzas. How much less pizza did the 5th grade class eat?(Be sure to simplify!)

What is 7 5/8-6 1/8=1 4/8 or 1 1/2

The 5th grade class ate 1 1/2 less pizzas.

Mom slept for 7 1/4 hours. Dad slept 9 3/4 hours. How much more time did Dad sleep? (Be sure to simplify)

What is 9 3/4 - 7 1/4=2 2/4 or 2 1/2

Dad slept 2 1/2 more hours than

mom.

Jane and Tom are both biking in the El Tour De Tucson. Jane biked the 26 2/10 miles race, while Tom biked the 50 4/10 miles race. How much farther did Tom bike in the race?(Be sure to simplify)

What is 50 4/10 - 26 2/10=24 2/10 or 24 1/5Tom biked 24 1/5 miles farther than

Jane.