To solve these problems, we need to look at each bar and count two things:
1.
The bottom number (denominator): Count the total number of small blocks in the whole bar.
2.
The top number (numerator): Count only the shaded (grey) blocks.
Let's go through them one by one:
1. Total blocks: 5. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/5
2. Total blocks: 3. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/3
3. Total blocks: 7. Shaded blocks: 2.
Fraction:
2/7
4. Total blocks: 6. Shaded blocks: 5.
Fraction:
5/6
5. Total blocks: 5. Shaded blocks: 4.
Fraction:
4/5
6. Total blocks: 2. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/2
7. Total blocks: 7. Shaded blocks: 3.
Fraction:
3/7
8. Total blocks: 4. Shaded blocks: 2.
Fraction:
2/4 (Note: This is also equal to 1/2)
9. Total blocks: 5. Shaded blocks: 3.
Fraction:
3/5
10. Total blocks: 3. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/3
11. Total blocks: 8. Shaded blocks: 3.
Fraction:
3/8
12. Total blocks: 4. Shaded blocks: 3.
Fraction:
3/4
13. Total blocks: 8. Shaded blocks: 4.
Fraction:
4/8 (Note: This is also equal to 1/2)
14. Total blocks: 6. Shaded blocks: 4.
Fraction:
4/6 (Note: This is also equal to 2/3)
15. Total blocks: 3. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/3
16. Total blocks: 5. Shaded blocks: 4.
Fraction:
4/5
17. Total blocks: 5. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/5
18. Total blocks: 6. Shaded blocks: 3.
Fraction:
3/6 (Note: This is also equal to 1/2)
19. Total blocks: 4. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/4
20. Total blocks: 7. Shaded blocks: 1.
Fraction:
1/7
Final Answer:
1. 1/5
2. 1/3
3. 2/7
4. 5/6
5. 4/5
6. 1/2
7. 3/7
8. 2/4
9. 3/5
10. 1/3
11. 3/8
12. 3/4
13. 4/8
14. 4/6
15. 1/3
16. 4/5
17. 1/5
18. 3/6
19. 1/4
20. 1/7
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of grade 3 fractions worksheets pdf.
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