Allison and Abby love to make ice treats. They pour different types of drinks in each part of the ice tray to create delicious frozen treats. The two girls plan on filling up ¼ (3 cherry gatorade) of this tray with cherry gatorade. They would like to fill up ⅙ (2 root beer) of the tray with root beer. ½ (6 cherry kool-aid) of the tray will get filled up with cherry kool-aid. The rest of the spots they will allow you fill up with your favorite drink. How many spots do you get? 1 peppermint milk mixed with all kinds of jelly beans and chocolate sprinkles with brownies inside also with eggs. (It is turned into a liquid.)
How will you fill these spots? Explain your thinking. Pour the liquid into the tray.
You are in charge of setting up the race course for the tortoise and hare. They would like to have a three mile race course. This race course should have a flag at the beginning of the race and at the end of it. Also, they would
like a flag at every ¼ mile of this course. How many flags will they need to use? Make a number line to show your work. I would make a 3 inch line to start with.
Done
Make the following whole numbers into fractions. 5, 25/5 1, 5/5 2 10/5
Two pizzas were each cut into sixths. Joey, Danica, and Zack shared the pizzas equally. How many sixths did each friend get? 4/6
Julian shoveled ¼ of his driveway. His brother Robbie shoveled 3/12 of the driveway and his dad shoveled 2/8 of it. Who shoveled the most snow? Who shoveled the least amount of snow? Explain. They shoveled the same amount of the driveway. What fraction of the driveway to they have left to shovel? 1/4
Logan used a pattern of colors to make a cube train. He used a red cube, a blue cube, a red cube, and another red cube before he started the pattern again. He used 15 cubes. How many red cubes did Logan use? red cubes. Red, blue, red, red, blue, red, red, blue, red, red, blue, red, red, blue, red
Find your own picture on the internet and create a fraction problem for it.
No comments:
Post a Comment