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Montessori Inspired Ordering Fractions Activities - subscription

Montessori Inspired Ordering Fractions Activities - subscription

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Montessori Inspired Activity to order fractions with similar denominators or numerators. These are a good extension for children interested in exploring this concept further after they have explored the fraction circles by themselves


Set 1:

5 cards ordering from smallest to largest with a denominator of 1.

5 cards ordering from largest to smallest with a denominator of 1.


You will need pegs so students can show order (see example in thumbnails)

Set 2:

5 cards ordering from smallest to largest with differing numerators and denominators.

5 cards ordering from largest to smallest with different numerators and denominators.


Set 3: A combination of error analysis, problems with more than one answer and problem solving (knowledge of equivalences will be needed for some of these)

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Created by Lisa, a Montessori-trained teacher, NZ registered teacher, school principal, and former homeschooler. These resources are tested with real learners, including neurodivergent children, and designed to be practical, affordable, and low-prep.

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