Let’s Practice!
Can you find equivalent fractions?
Goal:
Goal:
Let’s practice finding equivalent fractions. Look at the fraction in each model. Then, study the fractions in each answer.
Equivalent Fractions
Click on the fraction that is equivalent!
Number line from 0 to 1 with 3 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{2} }\) to \({ \frac{2}{2} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{1}{2} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 7 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{6} }\) to \({ \frac{6}{6} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{4}{6} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 5 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{4} }\) to \({ \frac{4}{4} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{2}{4} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 9 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{8} }\) to \({ \frac{8}{8} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{1}{8} }\).
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{2}{4} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{2}{4} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{2}{4} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
Click on the fraction that is equivalent!
\({ \frac{2}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{6}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because all of the parts in both rectangles are colored.
\({ \frac{2}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{6}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because all of the parts in both rectangles are colored.
\({ \frac{2}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{6}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because all of the parts in both rectangles are colored.
Click on the fraction that is equivalent!
Number line from 0 to 1 with 4 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{3} }\) to \({ \frac{3}{3} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{2}{3} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 7 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{6} }\) to \({ \frac{6}{6} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{4}{6} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 5 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{4} }\) to \({ \frac{4}{4} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{1}{4} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 4 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{3} }\) to \({ \frac{3}{3} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{3}{3} }\).
\({ \frac{2}{3} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{2}{3} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{2}{3} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{6} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
Click on the fraction that is equivalent!
\({ \frac{0}{6} }\) and \({ \frac{0}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because neither rectangle has any parts colored.
\({ \frac{0}{6} }\) and \({ \frac{0}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because neither rectangle has any parts colored.
\({ \frac{0}{6} }\) and \({ \frac{0}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because neither rectangle has any parts colored.
Click on the fraction that is equivalent!
Number line from 0 to 1 with 3 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{2} }\) to \({ \frac{2}{2} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{1}{2} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 5 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{4} }\) to \({ \frac{4}{4} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{0}{4} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 9 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{8} }\) to \({ \frac{8}{8} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{4}{8} }\).
Number line from 0 to 1 with 7 markers. Marks are labeled from \({ \frac{0}{6} }\) to \({ \frac{6}{6} }\). Dot above \({ \frac{5}{6} }\).
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
\({ \frac{1}{2} }\) and \({ \frac{4}{8} }\) are equivalent fractions because the dots on their number lines line up.
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What are the equivalent fractions? Type the missing numerators in the boxes below.
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Yes! \({ \frac{4}{8} }\) and \({ \frac{2}{4} }\) are equivalent fractions because they name the same amount.
Sorry, that is not correct. \({ \frac{4}{8} }\) and \({ \frac{2}{4} }\) are equivalent fractions because they name the same amount.