Will You Be My Equivalent Valentine Fractions Activity
Using this Will You Be My Equivalent Valentine Fractions Activity, students match fraction heart cards to the corresponding math problem strip.
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How to teach Equivalent Fractions
Using this Will You Be My Equivalent Valentine Fractions Activity, students match fraction heart cards to the corresponding math problem strip.
Knowing and understanding equivalent fractions will help your students to add and subtract fractions in the future. This activity will allow your students to practice and build on their understanding of equivalent fractions.
In order to prepare this activity for your students, print on cardstock. Then, cut out math problem strips, fraction heart cards, and model fractions and laminate them for durability. Then, make copies of the Equivalent Fractions activity sheets for your students to turn in.
First, students will complete the fraction multiplication problem on the math problem strips. Then, they match the math problem strips to the corresponding fraction heart cards. Finally, students complete the Equivalent Fractions activity sheet. Once finished, challenge your students to draw models of the fractions.
Other resources to use with this Will You Be My Equivalent Valentine Fractions Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about fractions.
Use this Pizza For All Equal Parts Fractions Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by asking students what it means to be equal. Next, show students examples of equivalent and not equivalent fractions. Push students to explain how they know it is equal. Then, students complete the activity with a partner. Finally, students create another example of an equivalent fraction to each pair. Once finished, students complete the practice page to continue their practice.
Be sure to check out more Fraction Activities.
While preparing this resource for your students to use, it is recommended that you print it on card stock. After printing and cutting, laminate the resource for a longer-lasting resource that benefits multiple students!
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