Grade 4...the amount of jelly beans for each person. 6) 1 of 3 equal pieces is the same as 4 of _ equal pieces and 2 of _ equal pieces. Solve the problems below by splitting

Grade 4

Number and Operations - Fractions

4.NF.1-2

2012 COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS ALIGNED MODULES

THE OFFICE OF MATHEMATICS

Student Pages

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My mom left

of a pizza pie on the counter. The doorbell rang and one of my sister’s friends

came over. If they, the two girls, cut what’s left into equal parts, what fraction of the whole

pizza pie did they each eat?

Grade 4 - Lesson 1 Introductory Task

Journal Question

How would you explain to a 3rd

grader fractions?

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1) Three of 4 equal pieces is the same as 9 of _____

equal pieces.

6) Four of 12 equal pieces is the same as _____ of 3

equal pieces.

2) Split and shade the bars below to show that

is

equal to

.


is

equal to

.

3) Use the circles below to shade an equivalent

fraction.

8) Use the squares below to shade an equivalent

fraction.

4) Two of ten equal pieces is the same as ______ ___

of 100 equal pieces.

9) Two of three equal pieces is the same as 6 of ______

equal pieces.

5) Nikki gets

of a bag of jelly beans. Complete the

diagram below to show how many tenths Ari must

get so that she gets the same amount of jelly beans as

Nikki.

=

10) Caleb gets

of a ribbon. Complete the diagram

below to show how many fourths John must get so

that he gets the same amount of ribbon as Caleb.

=

Solve the problems below.

Grade 4 - Lesson 1 Guided Practice

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1) 8 of 12 equal pieces is the same as 2 of _____ equal

pieces.

6) 6 of 10 equal pieces is the same as _____ of 5 equal

pieces.


is

equal to

.


is

equal to

.

3) Use the hexagons below to shade an equivalent

fraction.

8) Use the rectangles below to shade an equivalent

fraction.

4) 6 of ten equal pieces is the same as _______ __ of

100 equal pieces.

9) 1 of three equal pieces is the same as 3 of ______

equal pieces.

5) Suzy gets

of a apple pie. Complete the diagram

below to show how many tenths Alex must get so

that he gets the same amount of apple pie as Suzy.

=

10) Carlos gets

of his math problems right.

Complete the diagram below to show how many

thirds Jose must get so that he gets the same

amount of math problems right as Carlos.

=

Solve the problems below.

Grade 4 - Lesson 1 Homework

Name: _____________________ Date:___________

Page 5 of 22

Caleb and two friends are sharing three pizzas. Caleb ate

of the plain pizza. His friend Bill

ate

of the mushroom pizza and John ate

of the bacon pizza. Do all three friends eat the same

amount of pizza? Draw diagrams below to show what fraction of the pizzas each friend eats.


Journal Question

How do you determine if a fraction

is equivalent to another fraction?

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1) One of 4 equal pieces is the same as 2 of _____ equal pieces and 3 of _______ equal pieces.


is equal to both

and

.

3) Use the shapes below to shade equivalent fractions.

Solve the problems below by splitting and shade the bars, number lines or shapes into equal parts.


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4) Six of 10 equal pieces is the same as _______ __ of 100 equal pieces and ________of 5 equal pieces.

5) Pat had a big bag of jelly beans. She took

of the bag for herself. Then shared the rest of the jelly beans with

two other friends Tina and Victoria. Victoria wanted

of the jelly beans and Tina wanted

. Draw a model

that shows the amount of jelly beans for each person.

6) 2 of 3 equal pieces is the same as 4 of _____ equal pieces and 6 of _______ equal pieces.



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7) Split the number line below to show that

is equal to

is equal to

.

8) Complete the fraction equation below.

=

=

9) 3 of 6 equal pieces is the same as

and _______ of 12 equal pieces.

10) Use the non-shaded parts of the rectangles to write a fraction equation.


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Name: _______________________________ Date: __________________



is equal to both

and

.

3) Use the shapes below to shade equivalent fractions.



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4) 4 of 10 equal pieces is the same as _______ __ of 100 equal pieces and ________of 5 equal pieces.

5) Sam had few boxes of cookies. She took

of the box for herself. Then shared the rest of the cookies with two

other friends Katty and Nicole. Katty wanted

of a box and Nicole wanted

. Draw a model that shows

the amount of jelly beans for each person.




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7) Split the number line below to show that

is equal to

is equal to

.

8) Complete the fraction equation below.

=

=

9) 2 of 6 equal pieces is the same as

and _______ of 12 equal pieces.

10) Use the non-shaded parts of the rectangles to write a fraction equation.


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Mary used a 12 x 12 grid to represent 1 and Janet used a 10 x 10 grid to represent 1. Each girl

shaded

. How many grid squares did Mary shade? How many grid squares did Janet shade?

Why did they need to shade different numbers of grid squares?

Mary Janet


Journal Question

Which is closer to a 1/2, is it 2/6

or 3/8?

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1) There are two cakes on the counter that are the same

size. The first cake has

of it left. The second cake

has

left. Which cake has more left?

6) Two friends are debating who has done more

homework. John said he has done

and Tim said he

has done

. Who has more homework complete?

2) Which fraction is larger

or

show your answer by

using the bars below.

7) Split and shade the bars to show that

<

.

3) Use >, < or = to complete the fraction inequality.

8) Use the shaded part of the rectangles to write a fraction

inequality.

4) Use the unshaded parts of the hexagons to write a

fraction inequality.



inequality.

10) Shade the line graph to show that

>

.



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Name: ________________________ Date: _____________

1) There are two brownie pans on the counter that are the

same size. The first cake has

of it left. The second

cake has

left. Which cake has more left?

6) Two friends are debating who can run the greatest

distance Bob said he has

of a mile and Ben said he

can run

of a mile. Who runs the longest distance?


or

show your answer by

using the bars below.


<

.


8) Use the unshaded part of the rectangles to write a


4) Use the shaded parts of the hexagons to write a






>

.



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Three brothers who own diners are always competing. The brother who owns the Middletown

Diner sold

of his brownies on Monday night. The brother who owns the Red Bank Diner sold

of his browines and the brother who owns the Red Oak Diner sold

of his brownies. Which

brother sold the most browines? Draw and lable the three pans of brownies to help determine

the winner of Mondays Night Brownie sale.


Journal Question Someone said fractions live

between all numbers not just 0

and 1. What do you think this

person meant?

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1) There are three cakes on the counter that are the same

size. Someone ate

of the first cake

of the second

cake and

of the third. Which cake has more left

over?

6) Three friends are debating who has most homework

complete. John said he has done

, Tim said he has

done

and Jose said he has done

. Who has more

homework to do?


,

or

show your answer

by using the bars below.


<

<

.



inequality.

4) Use the unshaded parts of the hexagons to write a




inequality.


>

>

.



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Name: ______________________________ Date: _______________

1) There are three cakes on the counter that are the same

size. Someone ate

of the first cake

of the second

cake and

of the third. Which cake has more left

over?

6) Three friends are debating who has the most

homework. John said he has done

, Tim said he has

done

and Jose said he has done

. Who has more

homework to do?


,

or

show your answer

by using the bars below.


>

>

.




4) Use the shaded parts of the hexagons to write a




inequality.


>

>

.



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The bicycle, track and band clubs are all trying to raise money for new uniforms. The principal

wants to make sure all the clubs get an equal amount of money from the school. The principal

has decided to give money to each club based on the number of students they have participating

in the club. The bicycle club will get a total of

of the money. The track club will get

and

the band club will get

. Did the principal share the money equally among all three clubs why

or why not? Solve the problem by using either bars, number lines or shapes to show the

fractional parts.

Grade 4 - Lesson 5 Golden Problem

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Fluency Practice - Worksheet 1

Name: ___________ Date: ________

1)

8,915 - 2,596 = ___________

7)

5,653 - 4,517= ___________

2)

3,578 + 2,216= ___________

8) Harold has 53,543 marbles. He gives Steve 16,897.

How many marbles does Harold have in all?

3) Andrea collects 73,999 Skittles. Andrea's father

gives Andrea 26,587 more. How many Skittles does

Andrea have?

9) Joshua has 620,876 cards. Christina has 64,456

cards. If Christina gives all of her cards to Joshua,

how many cards will Joshua have?

4) If there are 668,895 pencils in a case and Bridget

puts 44,444 more pencils inside, how many pencils

are in the case?

10)

8,253 + 8,210= ___________

6) Joan weighs 96,987 pounds on Jupiter. Teresa

weighs 34,564 pounds on Jupiter. How much

heavier is Joan than Teresa on Jupiter?

11) If there are 79,867 blocks in a box and Christine

puts 15,890 more blocks inside, how many blocks

are in the box?

7) If there are 41,568 erasers in a box and Stephanie

puts 668,983 more erasers inside, how many erasers

are in the box?


removes 15,567 blocks, how many blocks are in

the box?

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Name: ___________ Date: ________

1)

89,915 + 112,596 = ___________

7)

555,653 - 49,517= ___________

2)

398,578 + 287,216= ___________

8) Harold has 513,543 marbles. He gives Steve

116,897. How many marbles does Harold have in

all?



Andrea have?






are in the case?

10)

809,253 + 8,210= ___________






are in the box?



are in the box?


removes 15,567 blocks, how many blocks are in the

box?

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Name: ___________ Date: ________

1)

989,915 - 112,596 = ___________

7)

555,653 + 249,517= ___________

2)

698,578 - 287,216= ___________



all?



Andrea have?





puts 441,000 more pencils inside, how many

pencils are in the case?

10)

899,953 - 123,210= ___________






are in the box?



are in the box?



the box?

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Name: ___________ Date: ________

1)

689,923 + 112,545 = ___________

7)

545,653 - 429,517= ___________

2)

598,578 + 287,216= ___________



all?



Andrea have?






are in the case?

10)

899,253 + 48,240= ___________






are in the box?



are in the box?



the box?

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Grade 4...the amount of jelly beans for each person. 6) 1 of 3 equal pieces is the same as 4 of _____ equal pieces and 2 of _____ equal pieces. Solve the problems below by splitting

Grade 4...the amount of jelly beans for each person. 6) 1 of 3 equal pieces is the same as 4 of _ equal pieces and 2 of _ equal pieces. Solve the problems below by splitting