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Equal Parts Word Problems Fractions Worksheet

Using Equal Parts Word Problems Fractions Worksheet, students divide objects into equal groups in order to solve a real life word problem.

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How to teach Fractions

Using Equal Parts Word Problems Fractions Worksheet, students divide objects into equal groups in order to solve a real life word problem.

Being able to split a multiple objects into equal groups will help your students with sharing and making sure everyone gets the same amount. This worksheet gives them practice with this skill.

Students divide the whole into equal groups. Then, they write a fraction to represent how much each person would get.

Other resources to use with this Equal Parts Word Problems Fractions Worksheet

If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Fractions.

Use this Frac Smack Fractions Activity as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this worksheet by reviewing what a fraction shows. Ask simple questions to ensure that your students truly understand what a fraction represents. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to create their own word problems that relate to equal parts.

Be sure to check out more Fraction Activities.

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