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Mixed Numbers at the Feast

Warm-up: more than one whole
Bannock pans: two names, one amount
On the number line: beyond one whole
Fraction or ratio? A sash pattern
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Fraction feast Jeopardy
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Writing — Feast problem. A bannock recipe uses 3/4 cup of milk for one pan. The cooks are making 5 pans. How much milk do they need? Write the answer as an improper fraction and as a mixed number, and explain your steps so another cook could follow them.

Your answer should
  • Show a picture (measuring cups, a strip model, or a number line)
  • Count the quarter cups and write an improper fraction
  • Change it to a mixed number and explain how
  • Answer the question in a full sentence
Sentence starters
  • Each pan needs…
  • Five pans need ___ quarter cups, which is…
  • As a mixed number, that is ___ because…

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