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Fractions Operations Games
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Add Mixed NumbersFinding the Sum of Mixed Numbers Game
Help your child master the art of adding mixed numbers with this exciting math game. Through a series of well-crafted problems, kids will practice adding fractions without using models, making learning fun and effective. Perfect for those looking to improve their fraction skills, this game turns practice into an engaging adventure. Get started today!
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Subtract FractionsEstimating the Difference Using Number Line Game
In this exciting game, kids will learn to estimate the difference between unlike fractions using a number line. By practicing subtraction of fractions in a fun way, your child will gain confidence and improve their math skills. This engaging activity is perfect for understanding fractions better and making learning enjoyable. Let your child explore subtraction with ease and have fun while mastering fractions!
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Subtract Mixed NumbersCompleting the Mixed Numbers Subtraction Game
In this fun game, fifth graders tackle subtraction of mixed numbers by solving problems and finding missing numbers. Kids will fill in blanks to complete subtraction tasks, solidifying their understanding of fractions and boosting their confidence in math. This engaging activity is perfect for young learners eager to master subtracting mixed numbers.
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Add FractionsFilling in Colors in the Model to Show the Sum Game
Join the fun with this engaging math game! Kids will use fraction models to explore and add fractions with sums up to 1. Designed for fourth graders, this interactive experience helps kids grasp fractions through hands-on digital models. Watch your child's confidence grow as they master the art of adding fractions. A colorful way to boost math skills!
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Compare FractionsComparing Fractions with Unlike Denominators Game
Join the adventure and assist our little Hero in this engaging game! Your child will compare fractions with unlike denominators, selecting the smallest and greatest fractions to solve exciting challenges. This game builds essential math skills, making learning fractions fun and interactive. Perfect for young math enthusiasts eager to explore the world of fractions!
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Improper Fractions As Mixed NumbersSelecting the Mixed Number for the Given Fraction Game
This exciting math game helps kids learn how to convert fractions into mixed numbers. By selecting the correct mixed number for each given fraction, students will build confidence in handling fractions greater than 1. Ideal for young learners, this game offers a fun way to develop essential math skills and boost their understanding of fractions.
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Mixed Numbers As Improper FractionsChoosing the Fraction Equivalent of the Mixed Number Game
In this exciting game, kids learn to convert mixed numbers into fractions by selecting the correct expression. Designed for fourth graders, it helps kids grasp the concept of fractions greater than 1. With interactive challenges, children enhance their understanding of fractions while having fun. Perfect for young math enthusiasts eager to explore the world of numbers!
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Compare FractionsComparing Fractions with Different Denominators Game
Become a hero in this exciting game by helping our character escape! Compare fractions with different denominators to solve various challenges. Kids will gain confidence in identifying the smallest and greatest fractions. This fun math adventure enhances skills in comparing unlike fractions, ensuring a strong grasp of fraction concepts. Let the fun begin!
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Mixed Numbers As Improper FractionsSelecting the Correct Equivalent Fraction for the Mixed Number Game
In this exciting game, kids will convert mixed numbers to fractions, making math fun and interactive. By recalling key fraction concepts, your child will easily learn to represent fractions greater than 1. This game is perfect for fourth graders to practice and enjoy mastering fractions. Watch them gain confidence with every play. Get started now!
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Fractions OperationsFilling in the Models to Finding the Sum Game
In this fun math game, kids will learn to add fractions using fraction models. They'll practice finding sums greater than 1, making fractions easy and enjoyable. By filling in the models, students will gain confidence in adding and subtracting fractions. Perfect for young learners who want to improve their math skills while having a blast!
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Fractions OperationsUsing Models to Add Fractions Bigger Than 1 Game
Kids will tackle fraction addition using visual models in this engaging game. They'll solve problems of varying difficulty, helping them understand and master adding fractions greater than 1. Perfect for young mathematicians, this game helps clarify common misconceptions and builds confidence in handling fractions. Get ready for a fun math adventure!
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Fractions OperationsAdding Fractions Using Models Game
Help your child master adding fractions with this interactive game. Using visual models, kids will practice adding unlike fractions in a fun way. The game focuses on building a solid understanding of fraction addition, making math enjoyable and less daunting. Perfect for young learners eager to improve their math skills. Get started today!
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Fractions OperationsCompleting the Addition for a Sum Greater Than 1 Game
Introduce your child to the world of fractions with this engaging game. They'll learn to add fractions with sums greater than 1, making math fun and less daunting. As they practice, they'll gain confidence in handling fractions and develop a better understanding of addition. Perfect for young mathematicians eager to explore and improve their math skills.
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Fractions OperationsAdding Like Fractions Greater Than 1 Game
This fun game helps kids practice adding fractions greater than 1, focusing on the basics to boost confidence in math. Perfect for those who need more practice with fraction addition, the game offers a playful way to improve skills. By engaging in this activity, your young mathematician will strengthen their understanding of fractions while having fun!
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Fractions OperationsCompleting the Fraction Addition Game
Jump into the world of fractions with this exciting game! Kids will tackle problems involving adding fractions with unlike denominators. They'll find missing numbers and work through various sets, making learning fun and interactive. This game is perfect for mastering fraction skills and boosting confidence in math. Play now and conquer fraction addition!
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Fractions OperationsAdding Unlike Fractions Game
This fun game helps kids practice adding unlike fractions by choosing the right answers from given options. As they play, they'll gain confidence in handling fractions both in class and everyday situations. With regular practice, your child will strengthen their understanding of fractions and enjoy learning math. Perfect for young math enthusiasts!
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Fractions OperationsEstimating the Sum Using Number Line Game
Master the art of estimating sums with fractions in this exciting game! Use a number line to practice adding unlike fractions and boost your math skills. With various complexity levels, students will gain confidence and have fun while learning. Perfect for young math enthusiasts eager to enhance their understanding of fractions.
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Fractions OperationsEstimating the Sum of Two Fractions Game
Sharpen your math skills by estimating the sum of two unlike fractions in this engaging game. Students will pick the correct option to solve problems, reinforcing their understanding of fraction addition. Ideal for enhancing problem-solving skills, this game makes learning fun and effective. Explore the world of fractions and master this essential math skill!
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Fractions OperationsEstimating the Sum of Two Mixed Numbers Game
In this fun math game, kids will practice estimating the sum of two mixed numbers. By solving well-designed problems, children can tackle common misconceptions about adding fractions and mixed numbers. The game offers a hands-on approach to mastering fractions, helping kids build confidence and improve their math skills through engaging and targeted practice.
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Fractions OperationsEstimating the Difference of Two Fractions Game
This engaging game lets kids estimate the difference between two fractions, focusing on unlike denominators. By selecting the correct answer from given options, children will sharpen their fraction skills and improve their math abilities. Perfect for young learners eager to tackle fractions with confidence and make learning math fun!
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Fractions OperationsSubtracting Fractions Using Models Game
Join the fun of subtracting fractions using visual models! This game helps kids tackle tricky concepts by offering hands-on practice with unlike fractions. Children will learn to confidently subtract fractions while enjoying a playful approach to math. It's a great way to turn confusion into clarity and boost their fraction skills. Get started now!
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Fractions OperationsSubtracting Mixed Numbers Game
Boost your child's math skills with this fun game focused on subtracting mixed numbers. Kids will tackle subtraction challenges using mixed numbers and fractions, reinforcing their understanding of these concepts. The game offers a set of logically crafted problems, providing effective practice and building confidence in math. Perfect for young learners eager to improve their subtraction skills!
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Fractions OperationsSolving the Word Problems on Fraction Subtraction Game
This fun math game helps kids tackle word problems involving fraction subtraction. They'll solve real-life scenarios, practicing subtraction skills in an interactive way. As they work through various problems, they'll gain confidence in handling fractions and improve their math abilities. Perfect for making learning both enjoyable and effective!
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Fractions OperationsCompleting the Fraction Subtraction Game
In this exciting math game, kids will tackle the challenge of subtracting unlike fractions. They'll use their existing knowledge to find missing numbers in a series of interactive problems. Perfect for building confidence and skill in fraction subtraction, this game adapts to your child's level, ensuring a fun and educational experience!
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Fractions OperationsSubtracting Unlike Fractions Game
In this exciting math game, kids will tackle the challenge of subtracting unlike fractions by selecting the right answers from given options. Perfect for fifth graders, this game helps students build confidence in handling fractions while making learning fun. Watch your child improve their math skills as they explore the world of fractions!
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Fractions OperationsCompleting the Mixed Numbers Addition Game
Get ready to add mixed numbers with this exciting game! Your child will tackle fun tasks that make adding fractions and mixed numbers easy. This game is designed to build confidence and understanding in math, focusing on adding and subtracting unlike fractions. It's a perfect way for young mathematicians to practice and learn through play!
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Fractions OperationsAdding Mixed Numbers Game
This exciting game lets kids explore adding mixed numbers with ease. By applying fraction concepts, students will overcome common math misconceptions. Perfect for fifth graders, it introduces a fun way to learn fractions and improve their math skills. Watch your child gain confidence as they master adding and subtracting unlike fractions. Get started today!
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Fractions OperationsWord Problems on Addition of Fractions Game
This exciting math game helps kids tackle word problems involving the addition of fractions, including mixed numbers. Designed to clear up common misconceptions, it encourages fifth graders to solve challenges while having fun. By playing, children will sharpen their skills in adding and subtracting unlike fractions, making learning lively and enjoyable.
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Fractions OperationsFinding the Sum of the Mixed Numbers with the Aid of Models Game
Unravel the mystery of adding mixed numbers with this vibrant game that uses visual models. Kids will practice adding fractions, gaining confidence and understanding in math. The game provides a playful approach to mastering fractions, making it easier for kids to grasp addition concepts. Join the fun and watch your child excel in fractions!
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Fractions OperationsChoosing the Sum of the Mixed Number and the Fraction Game
This exciting game helps kids learn to add mixed numbers and fractions using visual models. Perfect for fourth graders, it turns math into a fun adventure, building skills in adding and subtracting fractions. Your child will enjoy practicing these essential math skills in a playful way, boosting their confidence in fractions. Let the fun begin!
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Fractions OperationsAdding the Mixed Number and the Fraction on a Number Line Game
In this exciting game, kids will learn to add mixed numbers and fractions using a number line. Visual models make understanding fractions easy and fun. Players will mark responses on the number line, boosting their confidence in math. Perfect for young learners to gain a solid grasp of fractions. Join the fun and help your child excel in math!
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Fractions OperationsAdding the Fraction to the Mixed Number Game
In this fun math game, kids will practice adding fractions to mixed numbers. Designed to clear up common misconceptions, it challenges players to solve various fraction problems. This interactive experience strengthens their understanding of fractions and enhances their addition skills. Perfect for young learners eager to improve their math abilities.
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Fractions OperationsWord Problems on Subtracting Fractions Game
Tackle fun word problems focused on subtracting fractions and mixed numbers in this engaging game. Kids will use the number line to solve each problem, strengthening their understanding of fractions. Perfect for practicing subtraction skills and building confidence in handling mixed numbers. Let your child explore math in an exciting way!
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Fractions OperationsEstimating the Difference of Two Mixed Numbers Game
In this fun math game, kids will estimate the difference between two mixed numbers, making subtraction of fractions less daunting. With interactive challenges, children will enhance their understanding of mixed numbers and subtraction. Perfect for practicing fractions, it ensures active participation and builds confidence in math skills. Get ready for a math adventure!
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Fractions OperationsCross Out to Finding the Difference Between a Mixed Number and a Fraction Game
This exciting math game helps kids subtract mixed numbers and fractions using visual models. By solving various problems, children build confidence and improve their fraction skills. Perfect for fourth graders, this game makes learning subtraction fun and engaging. Kids will enjoy a hands-on approach to mastering fractions. Get started now!
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Fractions OperationsSubtracting a Fraction from Mixed Number Using Models Game
Explore the world of fractions with this engaging game! Kids will learn to subtract fractions from mixed numbers using visual models. This interactive experience helps clear up common misconceptions and builds confidence in math. With targeted practice, your child will master the art of subtracting fractions while having fun. Perfect for young math explorers!
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Fractions OperationsSubtracting Like Fractions That Are Bigger Than 1 Game
Join the fun and become a fraction expert by subtracting like fractions greater than 1. This game offers a series of challenging tasks to practice subtraction in a playful way. Kids will learn to navigate common misconceptions and improve their math skills while enjoying the process. Perfect for young learners eager to conquer fractions!
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Fractions OperationsFinding the Difference Between a Mixed Number and a Fraction Game
In this exciting math game, kids learn to subtract mixed numbers from fractions by solving engaging problems. They'll tap the correct answer and gain confidence in handling fractions with ease. Perfect for fourth graders, this game enhances their understanding of fractions, helping them succeed in both classroom and real-world scenarios.
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Fractions OperationsCompleting the Subtraction Between a Mixed Number and a Fraction Game
Help your child tackle the tricky concept of subtracting mixed numbers and fractions with this fun game. Kids will solve well-designed problems, boosting their confidence in subtraction of fractions. It's a great way to practice and get comfortable with fractions, making math exciting and less daunting. Perfect for young learners eager to improve their math skills!
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Fractions OperationsSimplifying the Product of Whole Number and Fraction Game
Join this vibrant math game where kids practice multiplying fractions by whole numbers. With engaging visuals, children will improve their understanding of fractions and multiplication. It's a fun way to tackle math challenges and build confidence in solving problems. Perfect for those eager to master fractions. Get started and enjoy learning!
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1: How can we multiply fractions?
Ans: To multiply fractions we multiply the numerators of both the fractions to get the new numerator, and multiply the denominators of both the fractions to get the new denominator. We can then simplify the resulting fraction if possible. For example 4/5 X 2/3 = (4X2) / (5X3) = 8/15.
Q2: How do you add proper fractions?
Ans: To add proper fractions, if denominators are the same, add the numerators keeping the denominator the same. To add fractions with different denominators we first need to convert both fractions into fractions with common denominator and then add them just as we add like fractions.
Q3: How do you teach adding and subtracting fractions to kids?
Ans: To add or subtract fractions with same denominators, kids should add or subtract the numerators keeping the denominator the same. To add or subtract fractions with different denominators we first need to convert both fractions into fractions with common denominator and then add or subtract them just as we did before in case of same denominators.
Q4: How do you simplify fractions in math?
Ans: We can simplify the fractions by dividing both the numerator and denominator by their highest common factor. For example, to simplify 12/18 we first find the highest common factor of 12 and 18, which is 6. Now divide both the numerator and the denominator by 6 to get the simplified form of 12/18 which is 2/3.
Q5: In which grade adding and subtracting fractions is taught?
Ans: Adding and subtracting fractions with same denominators is taught in grade 4. But adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators is taught in grade 5 where we first need to convert both fractions into fractions with common denominator and then add or subtract them just as we do with fractions with same denominators.
Q6: How do you solve word problems on dividing fractions?
Ans: The first step is to understand the word problem to identify the numbers or fractions that need to be divided. Then divide the numbers or fractions obtained to get the answer.
Q7: How do you multiply a fraction by a whole number?
Ans: To multiply a fraction by a whole number, we multiply the numerator of the fraction by the whole number and keep denominator the same. This gives us the product and we can simplify the product if required.
Fractions are introduced in grade 3. It is a complicated topic for kids of that age as they are only used to the basic math concepts like counting. So, it is advised to use a lot of math games, manipulatives, and activities. If you directly explain the parts of a fraction to a 3rd grader, it is definitely going to create confusion. Instead, if real-life situations like distributing cakes to the friends or buying a half/quarter pound of vegetables or filling gas in the fuel tank of the car in quarter/half/full etc.
SplashLearn provides an activity based learning program to achieve well-defined learning skill sets. Activities like identifying fractions and modelling fraction give a strong foundation for the children about the topic.
Math Games for Fractions:
In grade 5, children advance from basic fraction concept to adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions. Using math games is an effective way for relatively advanced topics like these. Some of the math games discussed below can boost the understanding of the math operations on fractions.
Addition using fractional circles: Number of players 2-4
Fractional circles cut into various fractions are mixed together. Each child takes one fractional circle randomly from the lot as his/hers turn comes. Whoever completes the whole first wins the game.
Fractional addition dice game: Number of players 2-4
A die with familiar fractions such as 
, 
, 
, 
etc on the sides can be rolled by each child. The fractions rolled by each child are added each time and whoever reaches a whole first, wins the game. It can be made more interesting by adding negative fractions also so that children apply subtraction properties as well.
Constructing fractional strips for multiplication: Number of players 1
Given a square grid, say of size 10 by 10, constructing fractional strips to represent the fractions given by selecting the and dragging the required arrays can be a learning activity. Further, children should be made to construct the product fraction also in a similar way.
Math Manipulatives for Teaching Fractions
Fractions are introduced in grade 3 using manipulatives like fraction circles, fraction charts, and fraction wall.
Fraction strips: Visual models like fractional strips are of great help in explaining concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions.
Addition:
Subtraction:
Multiplication:
Division:
Learning Methodologies for Fraction Games for 5th Graders
Addition and subtraction of unlike fractions:
Children are familiar with adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators in grade 4 itself.
In grade 5, they learn about adding fractions with different denominators.
Consider the example of adding fractions ½ and ¼.
This can be represented as fraction strips as shown.
Since the denominators are not the same, the numerators cannot be simply added to add the two fractions.
Here, the first step is to estimate the first fraction, had the whole has been divided into 4.
When the whole is divided into four equal parts, the first fraction would look like:
That is, two parts out of four is shaded. This is equivalent to shading one part out of two.
Thus, is equivalent to 
.
So, the addition can be represented as:
Algebraically, the addition can be performed as + 
.
Children are already familiar with finding equivalent fractions by multiplying the numerator and the denominator by the same number. So, the first rule for adding unlike fractions is to write the addends with the same denominator using equivalent fractions. Then, the fractions are like and can be added by adding the numerators.
For example, add 
.
Multiply the numerator and the denominator of the first fraction by 3 and that of the second fraction by 4.
Now, the two fractions are like fractions. So, add:
+ 
.
Subtracting fractions can be performed using the same rule.
For example,
- 
.
Children also use the concept of adding and subtracting unlike fractions in word problems.
For example, Zeenat has finished her project with Teena and Teena has done 
of it. Together what part of the project is completed?
To find the completed part, one needs to add the two fractions.
. So, 
of the project is completed.
Children also assess the correctness of the results by benchmarking the size of the addends.
For example, consider the fractions 
and . If the sum of the two is written as 
by adding the numerators and denominators separately, a grade 5 child can point out that it is incorrect as it is less than half whereas one of the addends is equal to half.
Adding and Subtracting Mixed Number Fractions:
Adding mixed fractions with unlike denominators can be modelled by using a fractional strip, a number line or a fraction bar.
Consider the addition 
.
How to add fractions on a number line shown below.
Algebraically this can be done in two ways. The integral parts and fractional parts and the fractional parts can be added separately. That is,
Another method is to re-write the mixed number into an improper fraction. Then, generate equivalent fractions so that the addends have the same denominator. Now, add the two like fractions.
Here, the mixed fraction 
can be written as . The addition can be performed as shown:
The addition of unlike mixed number fractions worksheets in SplashLearn have enough problems to have a thorough practice of the topic. Some problems ask for the exact answer while some others ask the child to round off the answer to the nearest half. This gives practice for the rounding off concept as well.
The next concept is of subtracting mixed fractions. An easier way is to separate the integral and fractional parts and subtract.
It is just that the child needs to be extra careful with subtraction with regrouping.
For example, a child might make mistake in 
if they separate the integral and fractional parts and subtract.
This can be done as shown:
Now, subtract.
= 
The subtracting unlike mixed fraction calculator problems in SplashLearn not just ask the children to enter the final answers, but prepares children for each and every step in calculations similar to the above one. Also as in the case of addition, children are asked to round off complex fractions to 0, 1 or ½.
The word problems play as a bridge between the theory and application of a topic in mathematics. By solving the word problems on subtracting unlike mixed numbers, children reinforces the basic knowledge and apply them in real life situations.
Fraction as numerator divided by denominator:
Suppose 25 lbs sugar is equally distributed among 6 persons. To find the amount of sugar got by each person, you need to divide 25 by 6. That is, 25 ÷ 6 or 
. Thus, fraction is another way of representing a division. It is written as the numerator divided by the denominator.
Writing as a mixed fraction 
, each person would get pounds of sugar.
Multiplication of two fractions:
A multiplication is always a repeated addition. That is, multiplying a fraction by 3 is same as adding the fraction 3 times. In 4th grade fractions, children learned how to multiply a fraction by a whole number using visual models as well as by direct multiplication.
When a fraction 
is multiplied by a whole number c, it is basically the number a added c times together and divided by the number c. Imagine three sandwiches are shared by 4 kids. So, each one will get of a sandwich. Note that, the product 
is basically the part of the sandwich that each kid got multiplied by the number of kids. Thus, this product adds up to the total number of sandwiches, that is, 3.
In grade 5, children learn how to multiply fractions using fractional strips initially.
Later, they understand that for multiplying fractions, the numerators are multiplied together and so are the denominator.
That is, 
. Children apply this property for direct multiplication of fractions.
That is, 
.
Multiplication of Mixed Fractions:
Consider multiplying two fractions with at least one of them being a mixed fraction. First, convert the mixed fraction into an improper fraction. Then, multiply the numerators and the denominators separately.
For example, to multiply 
and 
, first rewrite as an improper fraction following the math order of operations.
Now, multiply the two fractions.
The improper fraction 
can be written as a mixed fraction as 
.
To multiply mixed fractions, the procedure is similar.
Now, cancel the common factors of the two fractions to be multiplied.
SplashLearn provides a well-designed worksheet for the topic multiplying mixed fractions. There you can practice the skill and expertise the computations.
Word problems like finding the area of a rectangular pool of fractional dimensions give the practical application of the computations learned on the topic. Further, children also solve problems involving more complex fractions like mixed fractions using the similar technique.
Interpretation of Multiplication as Scaling
When there are two fractions to be multiplied and if we compare the size of one of the factors to that of the product, we can actually predict the size of the product depending on the size of the second factor.
For example, consider the fractions 
and 
. The second factor is greater than 1. So, the product would be a number greater than the first factor. That is, a multiplication by a fraction which is greater than 1, will expand the second fraction.
Similarly, consider the product of and 
. The second factor 
. So, the multiplication by will compress the value of the first factor . That is, a multiplication by a fraction which is less than 1, will compress the second fraction.
SplashLearn has a wide range of practice problems on this topic by assessing the possible values of the factors as well as the product.
Dividing unit fractions by whole numbers:
Consider a division problem, 
. Translating it to words, what would be the size of each part when is divided into 4 equal parts?
This can be represented using fractional strips as shown:
Algebraically, division by a number is equivalent to writing a fraction with the number as the denominator and the dividend as the numerator. That is, the division is equivalent to multiplying by the reciprocal.
Dividing by 4 is same as multiplying by .
Dividing fractions worksheets for the division of a unit fraction by a whole number
Word problems related to the topic can be solved either by using the fractional strips like above or by solving equations with fractions that represent the problem.
For example, if quarter pound, that is, lbs cake is equally distributed among 5 persons, then find the weight of the cake that each person gets.
The equation that represents the problem is 
.
Solving the equation,
.
That is, each person would get 
lbs of cake.
Dividing a whole number by unit fraction:
Now, how to divide a whole number by a unit fraction?
Apples need to be distributed among kids with each kid having half an apple. If there are six apples, how many kids can the apples be given to?
This can be translated as how many one-halves are there in the whole 6?
Using a division symbol, one can write this as 
.
Algebraically, dividing 6 by is same as multiplying 6 by 
.
Children can practice the visual models as well as the algebraic division for dividing a whole number by a unit fraction at
Children apply the knowledge of the topic to solve word problems like, how many one-fourth can be served from 3 pizzas?
This is same as 
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