Hundredths 3 You can only

partition 25 hundredths
into 2 tenths and
5 hundredths.

Eva I can partition it

1 another way.
I’m going to
use this piece to
represent 1 Jack
Who do you agree with?

Explain why.
What is the value of each of these pieces?
Give your answer as a fraction.

a) b)

Compare answers with a partner.

4 Fill in the missing numerators to make the statements correct.

2 Write < , > or = to compare the fractions.
a) 3 = d) 20 =
10 100 100 10
1 9 1 20
a) 10 100 c) 10 100

b) 7 = e) 27 = +
10 100 100 10 100

1 12 2 20
b) 10 100 d) 10 100
c) 80 = f) 67 = +
100 10 100 10 100

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5 Complete the number lines using fractions. 7 These are Rekenreks made from 100 beads.

a) Each Rekenrek represents one whole.

Write the fraction represented on the left and on the right.

0 1
100 left right
a)
b)

9 1 14
100 10 100

c)

b)
3 32
10 100

d)

72 71
100 100 c)

6 Amir is counting 67 hundredths on a bead string.

This will take a

long time, because I have to
count 67 beads.
d)

Amir You can do it faster

by using tenths as well. Annie

Did you use the same method as your partner?

Explain to a partner how to use Annie’s method.

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