Fraction pictures: bars and circles
Write the fraction shown on a bar or circle, or color in the fraction named, with denominators from 2 to 12.
Two bars show equal fractions, and students fill in the missing denominator, with denominators up to 12.
Two bars show equal fractions, and students fill in the missing denominator, with denominators up to 12.
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Each problem shows one fraction and a second fraction with a missing number. With the bars switched on, two bars of the same length show the fractions, so students can see that more, smaller parts cover the same amount. The numerator, the denominator or either one can be missing.
Choose the largest denominator from 6 up to 100 (bars work up to 12), and whether the second fraction always has more parts or can also have fewer. The starting fraction is always in lowest terms, so there is only one answer.
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Write the fraction shown on a bar or circle, or color in the fraction named, with denominators from 2 to 12.
Read the fraction a dot shows on a number line, or mark a named fraction, on lines from 0 to 1 or 0 to 2.
Color the part named, spot the shape cut into equal parts, count the equal shares, or name the colored part, on circles, rectangles and squares.