This is a complete, 48 page chapter on Fractions, including answers and a chapter review test.
It is designed for self-paced learning, for home schooling, for gifted
and talented students needing extension work or for struggling students
needing a review that they can work through at their own pace.
It begins with fraction basics, through simplifying fractions,
converting mixed fractions and improper fractions, addition and
subtraction of fractions as well as multiplication and division of
fractions.
The answers are provided - you can either take them out to mark your students' progress or leave it to them to self- assess.
In addition, a number of fraction resources are included - a table of
basic fractions, a multiplication grid, a pizza to cut and experiment
with as well as chocolate cake graphics showing different fractions.
This adds a tactile element to the chapter.
The chapter features two fun characters - Nacho and Bob - who guide the
students through the exercises, make suggestions and make jokes. The
idea is to make learning fun!
There are practice tables at the end of each section. These guide
students through the different processes step by step, with many
examples given.
The chapter is provided as a pdf for ease of printing. You may like to
laminate the resources for reuse and keep a few copies in plastic
sleeves to hand out as needed.
This is available for only $5 for a limited time at
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Nacho-and-Bob-Fractions-NO-PREP-Self-directed-Learning-with-Answers-2059561
More chapters in this series are on their way. There is also a fractions table available at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Nacho-and-Bob-Fractions-Poster-2061345 for $1.00.
Copyright 2015, Meg English
Fun and creative resources for all level of education. Specialising in ESL, LOTE and biology resources.
Showing posts with label fractions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fractions. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
Nacho and Bob - Fractions - NO PREP Self-directed Learning with Answers
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Monday, 15 February 2016
Pizza Clip Art
Well, the most engaging (and relatable) way I could think of to teach fractions to early learners was to set up a Pizzeria!
Here are some ideas for using this resource:
1. Print out one pizza per student and get them to cut it up into ever smaller fractions to feed more people (e.g. halves, quarters and eighths or halves and sixths etc);
2. Ask students to roleplay the pizza maker and the customer. The customer has to tell the pizza maker how many people want a piece (if you can source or make pizza boxes, this one really comes to life!);
3. Ask the students to cut out (smaller) pizzas into set fractions (e.g. thirds, quarters, fifths etc). Ask them to paste them onto cardboard, slightly separated and label the fractions. Then ask the students to write how many pieces that made.
As well as this, you can use the images to advertise fundraisers for your school such as pizza days or harmony days.
The images provided are resizeable so you can make your pizzas as small or as big as you like. (:
This sells for only $1.00 and you can find it at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pizza-Clip-Art-for-Fractions-Fundraising-and-Play-1774622
Copyright 2015 Meg. English

1. Print out one pizza per student and get them to cut it up into ever smaller fractions to feed more people (e.g. halves, quarters and eighths or halves and sixths etc);
2. Ask students to roleplay the pizza maker and the customer. The customer has to tell the pizza maker how many people want a piece (if you can source or make pizza boxes, this one really comes to life!);
3. Ask the students to cut out (smaller) pizzas into set fractions (e.g. thirds, quarters, fifths etc). Ask them to paste them onto cardboard, slightly separated and label the fractions. Then ask the students to write how many pieces that made.
As well as this, you can use the images to advertise fundraisers for your school such as pizza days or harmony days.
The images provided are resizeable so you can make your pizzas as small or as big as you like. (:
This sells for only $1.00 and you can find it at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pizza-Clip-Art-for-Fractions-Fundraising-and-Play-1774622
Copyright 2015 Meg. English
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Thursday, 11 February 2016
A Piece of Cake
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The main part of this pack is the images of cake in different fractions (halves, thirds, quarters, fifths and sixths). The images are resizeable, so the kids can cut their cakes up and understand how many pieces they need to feed a set number of friends etc. This gives lessons on fractions a more tactile element. They could even set up a cafe!
There are also resizeable images of a whole cake, a piece of cake and a cut cake to help explain the idea, to use in resources or to use in games and roleplaying.
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I've also included 3 worksheets to get the ball rolling. They should make learning basic fractions a piece of cake (;
You can find this set at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/A-Piece-of-Cake-Fun-and-Easy-Fractions-1773764 for only $1.80.
Please also look out for the Pizza Clip Art for more fun, resizeable images for teaching and learning fractions https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pizza-Clip-Art-for-Fractions-Fundraising-and-Play-1774622.
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