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Represent Non-Unit Fractions (1)

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Overview:

This worksheet helps students represent non-unit proper fractions in multiple ways, reinforcing their understanding of fraction concepts. Designed for year 4 and year 5 students.

Learning Objectives:

Represent non-unit proper fractions using visual and written methods.
Develop a deeper understanding of fractions through different representations.
Practise placing non-unit fractions on a number line.

How the Activity Works:

Students represent the given fractions—three quarters, two thirds, two quarters, and six eighths—by shading a fraction circle, dividing and shading a fraction bar, writing the fraction in words, and placing it on a number line. This activity encourages students to see fractions in different forms and strengthens their conceptual understanding.

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