Compare Fractions

5 strategies for comparing fractions are covered in this digital Google Slides resource. Compare Fractions Using Models Compare Fractions with a Common Denominator
Compare Fractions with a Common Numerator
Compare Fractions using Half as a Benchmark
Compare Fractions that are One Away from the Whole

Save 20% by buying this bundle of task cards which includes Comparing Fractions Using Models, Comparing Fractions with the Same Numerator, and Comparing Fractions with the Same Denominator, Comparing Fractions using Half as a Benchmark, Comparing Fractions One Away From a Whole, and Identifying Fractions.

Use Models to Compare Fractions Task Cards and Vocabulary Posters Students will look at pictures of fractions and compare using less than, greater than, and equal. 3.NF.3, 4.NF.2 These task cards can used as an early finisher, as a scoot game, or as a center.

3.NF.3, 4.NF.2 Fraction Task Cards Using the numerator to compare fractions reinforces understanding of fractions. Students will look at fractions with the same numerator and compare using less than, greater than, and equal. These task cards can used as an early finisher, as a scoot game, or

Compare Fractions with the Same Denominator Task Cards Compare Fractions with the Same Denominator Common Core Standards 3.NF.3, 4.NF.2 These task cards can used as an early finisher, as a scoot game, or as a center. Students will look at fractions with the same denominator

3.NF.3, 4.NF.2 Fraction Task Cards Compare fractions using half as a benchmark. Students will practice comparing fractions to half. Then, they will compare using the less than, greater than, and equal to symbols. If one fraction is more than half and the other

3.NF.3, 4.NF.2 Fraction Task Cards Compare fractions one away from the whole (in sequence). Students will look at fractions one unit away from the whole and compare using less than, greater than, and equal. This reinforces that fractions with larger

Identify Fraction Task Cards Identify Fractions Common Core Standard 3.NF.1 These task cards can used as an early finisher, as a scoot game, or as a center. Students will look at pictures of fractions and write the fraction for what they see. Included: 30 task cards
Instruction and Hint task cards
Two recording sheets
Vocabulary Posters (can be shown on interactive white board or

This work mat can be used for any number line activity. You can laminate it for use with white board markers or wet erase markers. Another option is to insert them into reusable dry erase pockets. An Open Number Line can be used for: *place value
*addition
*subtraction
*two digit addition
*two digit subtraction
*fractions
*decimals
*multiplying
*comparing
*creating a visual to solve word problems