Ready for a math challenge? Add the fractions in each problem, then write your answer inside the pineapple.
A fraction is a part of a whole. The number on top is the numerator, and the number on the bottom is the denominator. When you add two fractions, check the denominators first. If they are the same, just add the numerators. For example, 7/13 + 5/13 = 12/13. Now, grab your pencil and finish the activity!
Fruitful Answers: Adding Fractions
Additional Educational Resources:
Estimation and Number Theory Large Workbook - (Grade 4)
Fractions and Mixed Numbers Large Workbook - (Grade 4)
Quick Assessment - Easy Fraction Frenzy Introduction: Coloring, Comparing, and Calculating
Fun with Rounding: To The Nearest Thousand
Egg-sploding Fractions: Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers
Beginning Geometry with Lines: Segments, Rays, Perpendicular and Parallel Lines
Converting and Comparing Metric Units
Fruitful Answers: Adding Fractions
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Additional Educational Resources:
Estimation and Number Theory Large Workbook - (Grade 4)
Fractions and Mixed Numbers Large Workbook - (Grade 4)
Quick Assessment - Easy Fraction Frenzy Introduction: Coloring, Comparing, and Calculating
Fun with Rounding: To The Nearest Thousand
Egg-sploding Fractions: Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers
Beginning Geometry with Lines: Segments, Rays, Perpendicular and Parallel Lines
Converting and Comparing Metric Units