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FUN WITH FRACTIONS! A Study Guide and Review Game.

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1 FUN WITH FRACTIONS! A Study Guide and Review Game

2 What is a fraction? A symbol that is used to name equal parts of a whole. A fraction has a NUMERATOR. The numerator is the top number and it names the part that is shaded or unshaded. A fraction has a DENOMINATOR The denominator is the bottom number and it names the total number of pieces in the whole.

3 Here’s a Hint… 24 24 The number in the NORTH is the Numerator! The number that is DOWN is the Denominator!

4 To find equivalent fractions… USE BOTTOMS UP! 3468 3468 24 =

5 Comparing Fractions… Use Bottoms Up! 2168 2168 166 > Two-sixths is greater than one-eighth

6 5 2 12 3 1524 < Comparing Fractions… Use Bottoms Up! Five-twelfths is less than two-thirds

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