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Fraction Comparisons With Tape Diagram Worksheet Download

Free math worksheets on Fraction Comparisons With Tape Diagram. Each worksheet has 4 problems with an answer key and are ideal for teachers and homeschooling. You can download the PDF, create a set of flash cards or set it up for online learning.

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Fraction Comparisons With Tape Diagram
Each worksheet has 4 problems using a tape diagram to solve a problem.
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About this worksheet

Each worksheet has 4 problems using a tape diagram to solve a problem.

This worksheet is designed to aid learners in comparing fractions with tape diagrams through various real-life scenarios. The concepts introduced are pivotal to understanding math, with four diverse problems involving shopping, weights, game collections, fair attendees, and Super Bowl snacks. The worksheet can be customized to match any proficiency level, transformed into flashcards for better retention, and even used in distance learning settings, promoting seamless, effective learning.

Student objectives

  • Use a tape diagram (bar model) to show what a fraction means as equal parts of a whole.
  • Compare two fractions by looking at the size of the shaded parts in the tape diagrams.

Everyday practice

  • Compare how much of two pizzas are left when they’re cut into different numbers of equal slices.
  • Decide who drank more juice when one cup is marked in thirds and another is marked in quarters.
  • Compare two recipes that call for different fractions of a cup of sugar to see which uses more.
  • Figure out which progress bar is farther along when two games show completion in different fraction steps.

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4nf25nf2

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