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Equivalent Fractions | Christmas Edition
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Here are 12 Math worksheets with a Christmas theme for use anytime in December! As students are beginning to work with equivalent fractions these worksheets will help them visually see and understand relationships. (Denominators up to 12 – Answer Keys included)
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With this Math resource, students will learn and practice identifying fractions: halves, thirds and fourths! Students will learn that fractions are created when one whole is divided into equal parts with given examples. Students will then be asked to demonstrate learning by:
- – Identify and distinguish between when one whole has been divided into ‘equal’ parts vs those that have ‘unequal’ parts
- – Identify and distinguish specific fractional parts of a whole when given a specific fraction to identify
- – Distinguish one fraction from another fraction using pictures showing whole objects divided into differing equal parts
- – Choose the correct fraction displayed for each picture given
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