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Compare fractions using equivalence. Locate and represent positive and negative fractions and mixed numbers on a number line (ACMNA152)
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LO: To compare fractions using equivalence and located them on a number line.
Know:
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the ascending order of fractions
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how to calculate the equivalence of a fraction
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>, <, = signs
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how a number line operates.
Understand:
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That the numerator determines how large or small a fraction is when the same denominator is used.
Do:
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I can compare fractions using equivalence and locate fractions on a number line.
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Visual Representations
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Teaching Notes
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When comparing fractions using equivalence, you need to make sure that you’re comparing the fractions using the same/common denominator.
One way to do this is to make equivalent fractions.
Equivalent fractions are fractions that are identical. They just have different denominators.
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All of these fractions are equivalent fractions.
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You also need to know signs in order to compare fractions.
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Comparing Fractions Videos
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Textbook Resources
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My Maths 8
Exercise 1C pg. 19 Q. 10-13
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