Fractions
Fractions
This slideshow will help teachers
demonstrate the part of a set and/or
region that represents fractions for
•HALVES
•THIRDS
•FOURTHS
• SIXTHS
• EIGHTHS
•TENTHS
and write the corresponding fraction.
Teacher Notes:
• Get your students to be the teacher and have them
lead the discussion and explain the answer choices.
• There are a few slides at the end of each show where
pictures appear without questions. Use them to
pose questions of your own.
• Give students and opportunity to ask fraction
questions or write fraction statements about what is
shown.
• Print a few of the slides without questions, place in
plastic page protectors, and use in a math workstation
where students write fraction statements, question, or
complete a task you design for them.
What fraction
of the cups
are red?
What fraction
of the shirts
are white?
What fraction
of the fish
are eating?
What fraction of
the pots have a
flower?
What fraction
of the cars
are red?
What fraction
of the
butterflies
are blue?
What fraction
of the shoes
are brown?
What fraction
of the cars
are blue?
What fraction
of this group
are quarters?
What fraction
of the shoes
are black?
The elephant is
what fraction of
the animals
shown here?
What fraction
of the pots
have a flower?
Squares make
up what
fraction of
these shapes?
What fraction
of the pots
are empty?
The circle makes
up what
fraction of these
shapes?
What fraction
of this group
are quarters?
The green shapes
are what
fraction of this
group?
What fraction
of the
pictures are
cats?
The circle makes
up what
fraction of these
shapes?
What fraction
of the shoes
are red?
What fraction
of this group
are quarters?
What fraction
of the
pictures are
dogs?
The circles make
up what
fraction of these
shapes?
The triangles
make up what
fraction of these
shapes?
The blue shapes
make up what
fraction of the
group?
The red shape
makes up what
fraction of the
group?
The green shapes
make up what
fraction of the
group?
What fraction
of this group
are pennies?
What fraction
of the shirts
are blue?
What fraction
of this group
is the dime?