I found a couple more great fraction websites this weekend that we'll look at after the Book Fair:
The first is a Build a Fraction tool. It's different from the fraction bars site because you can quickly make ANY fraction just by sliding to the number you want as your numerator and denominator. The bars appear for you.
Then, you can click a button (see where it says "length?") to turn them into:
- Fraction circles
- Arrays, or
- Other images in a set.
The other fraction website I found is a game!
First, when you go to this Fraction Game, under the word "Levels" you need to click on the box near the fractions (some of the other levels are for little kids).
Next, under the word "Games," you can choose a difficulty level. If you want an EASY GAME where you match the fractions to each other, click on the 8 that's in an open window (see how above, all the windows are open?). If you want to play game that will CHALLENGE your memory, click on the closed window (all those windows above would be closed, and only open when you click on a pair).
Finally, under "Players," you can choose two player mode if you want to play with a family member!
First, when you go to this Fraction Game, under the word "Levels" you need to click on the box near the fractions (some of the other levels are for little kids).
Next, under the word "Games," you can choose a difficulty level. If you want an EASY GAME where you match the fractions to each other, click on the 8 that's in an open window (see how above, all the windows are open?). If you want to play game that will CHALLENGE your memory, click on the closed window (all those windows above would be closed, and only open when you click on a pair).
Finally, under "Players," you can choose two player mode if you want to play with a family member!
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