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    Equivalent Fraction Dominoes Freebie

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    of 10

    Equivalent

    Fractions
    Domino
    Mix-Up
    Directions
    Preparation: Print on card stock and laminate for
    durability. Colored card stock makes the set more
    visually appealing.

    How To Use:
    You can use these cards several different ways. You
    can use each set individually depending on student
    skill level, or you can mix them together for multiple
    levels to work together.

    How to Play: Dominos are mixed up and placed


    face down on the table. Each student draws 4
    dominos to start with. One domino is turned over.
    Students take turns placing dominos with equivalent
    fractions next to each other. If the student can not
    place one, they must draw another domino, and lose
    their turn. The winner is the first player to use all
    of their dominos.
    Common Core Standards
    Addressed

    3.NF.3. Explain equivalence of fractions in


    special cases, and compare fractions by
    reasoning about their size.

    4.NF.1. Explain why a fraction a/b is


    equivalent to a fraction (n x a)/(n x b) by
    using visual fraction models,
    with attention to how the number and size
    of the parts differ even though the two
    fractions themselves are the same size.
    Use this principal to recognize and
    generate equivalent fractions
    3 2 4 6
    4 8 5 8

    1 2 2 2
    2 12 3 6

    1 4 1 2
    4 6 3 4

    2 8 3 4
    5 10 5 10
    2 2 6 2
    4 3 8 5

    1 6 4 3
    5 10 6 4

    2 4 2 1
    8 5 6 4

    1 2 2 1
    6 10 12 3
    8 3 4 1
    10 5 10 5

    6 1 2 1
    10 6 10 2

    1 3 2 4
    4 5 5 5

    3 3 3 1
    6 15 18 3
    6 12 9 16
    15 20 15 20

    1 4 2 6
    3 6 5 10

    2 2 1 6
    3 8 4 8

    3 2 3 8
    4 10 5 10
    3 8 9 4
    9 12 12 20

    5 2 1 4
    6 6 5 10

    4 2 1 10
    5 12 6 12

    6 4 3 12
    9 16 12 16
    3 12 3 8
    12 16 15 20

    5 1 12 4
    6 4 15 24

    3 20 15 4
    18 24 18 12

    1 1 1 3
    5 4 4 15
    Copyright © Kelly Malloy 2014
    All rights reserved by the author.
    Permission to copy for classroom use only.
    Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

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