Fractions, Decimals, and Percents...Percents Find the equivalent percent without using a calculator. ¼ 3/6 4/5 Study Tip –Practice writing fractions as decimals by writing equivalent

Card 1 -

Rounding

Round to the nearest tenth:

23.078

116.91

Round to the nearest hundredth:

104.924

21.26

Card 2 - Write

improper

fractions and

mixed

numbers.

Mixed Number Improper Fraction✓ Study Tip –

Practice

naming

fractions in

multiple ways.

Card 3 - Write

improper

fractions and

mixed

numbers.

✓ Study Tip –

Practice

naming

fractions in

multiple ways.

Mixed Number Improper Fraction

Card 4 -

Find

Equivalent

Fractions Find 3 equivalent

fractions for the

fractions below:

7/9 ___ ___ ___

✓ Study Tip – Review the Multiplication

and Division Rules

for finding

Equivalent fractions.

Card 5 -

Find

Equivalent

Fractions Find 3 equivalent

fractions for the

fractions below:

½ ___ ___ ___

✓ Study Tip – Review the Multiplication

and Division Rules

for finding

Equivalent fractions.

Card 6 -

Find

Equivalent

Fractions Find 3 equivalent

fractions for the

fractions below:

12/10 ___ ___ ___

✓ Study Tip – Review the Multiplication

and Division Rules

for finding

Equivalent fractions.

Card 7 -

Compare

fractions

Use <, >, or = to make each sentence true.

✓ Study Tip –

Review Cross

Multiplication

to compare

fractions.

Card 8 - Find

Equivalent

PercentsFind the equivalent percent

without using a calculator.

¼

3/6

4/5

✓ Study Tip – Practice

writing fractions as

decimals by writing

equivalent fractions

with 10 and 100

denominators.

Card 9 –

Equivalent

Percent

Explain one way to

find an equivalent

percent for 4/5

without using a

calculator.

Card 10 - Add

fractions using

fraction sticks.

✓ Study Tip –

Remember, we only

add the numerator

when the

denominator is the

same in both

fractions.

2/6 + ½ = ________

Card 11 - Add

fractions using

fraction sticks.

✓ Study Tip –

Remember, we only

add the numerator

when the

denominator is the

same in both

fractions.

2/6 + 1/6 =

Card 12 -

Measure a circle

graph

First estimate the size of each piece of the

circle graph. Then use your Percent Circle to

find the actual percent.

✓ Study Tip –Practice using the

Percent Circle on

your Geometry

Template to find a percent on a

graph.

Estimate Percent

Cows

Card 13 -

Measure a circle

graph

First estimate the size of each piece of the

circle graph. Then use your Percent Circle to

find the actual percent.

✓ Study Tip –Practice using the

Percent Circle on

your Geometry

Template to find a percent on a

graph.

Estimate Percent

Chickens

Card 14 – Data

➢ Study Tip! – Review the

definitions of mean,

range, maximum, and

minimum.

Cheryl has a babysitting business. In five

months, she made the following

amounts:

$28, $42, $59, $64

Find the:

Mean ___________

Range ____________

Maximum ___________

Minimum __________

Card 15 -

Fractions of

a whole

2/8 of 80

2/5 of 20

✓ Study Tip – You may want to

divide to find one

of the whole

share.

Card 16 – Interpret

a graph

If 100 students answered the survey,

how many of them chose

basketball?

Favorite Sports

Card 17 – Interpret

a graph

If 10 students answered the survey,

how many of them chose soccer?

Favorite Sports

Card 18 – Interpret

a graph

If 50 students answered the survey,

how many of them chose baseball?

Favorite Sports

Card 19 - Make a

circle graph

You will work on this problem for two rounds.

Make and label a circle graph for this data

in the circle on your sheet:

43% sugar 14% chocolate chip 14% oatmeal

29% snickerdoodle

✓ Study Tip –Practice using the

Percent Circle on

your Geometry

Template to create a circle

graph.

Card 20 - Make a

circle graph

You will work on this problem for two rounds.

Make and label a circle graph for this data

in the circle below:

43% sugar 14% chocolate chip 14% oatmeal

29% snickerdoodle

✓ Study Tip –Practice using the

Percent Circle on

your Geometry

Template to create a circle

graph.

Card 21 - Find the common

denominator for the fractions below.

2

3and

3

4

4

6and

2

5

Card 22 –

Perimeter and

Area

➢ Study Tip! – Review

these formulas:

➢ Perimeter = 2(l + w) =

2l + 2w

➢ Area = l x w L = ___________ in

Area = _______ in2

Square

Perimeter = 24 in

L

Card 23 –

Perimeter and

Area

➢ Study Tip! – Review

these formulas:

➢ Perimeter = 2(l + w) =

2l + 2w

➢ Area = l x w H = ___________ in

Perimeter = _______ in

Area = 30 in2

H

10 in

Card 24 –

Volume

➢ Study Tip! – Review these

formulas:

➢ Volume = B x h or (l x w) x h

Volume = ________