P – F – OE4
You cut a square into an odd number of equal pieces. Colour some pieces. Represent the non-coloured pieces as a fraction.P – F – OE5
You cut a circle into an even number of equal pieces. Colour some pieces. Represent the coloured pieces as a fraction.P – F – OE6
You cut a rectangle into an even number of equal pieces. Colour enough pieces so that more than half of the rectangle is coloured. Represent the non-coloured pieces as a fraction.P – F – WP5
The librarian put out twelve books for students to read. Three of the books were poetry, five were fiction and four were non-fiction. Draw a picture to represent this situation. What fraction of the books were not...Page 25 of 35
