Top Banner
Subtract fractions 1 Complete the subtractions. Use the bar models to help you. a) 2 3 1 3 = b) 2 5 1 5 = c) 3 5 1 5 = d) 4 5 1 5 = 2 Jack has 7 8 of a chocolate bar. He eats 4 8 of the chocolate bar. What fraction of the chocolate bar does he have left? Jack has of the chocolate bar left. 3 Complete the subtractions. Simplify your answers where possible. a) 7 10 1 10 = = e) 8 12 4 12 = = b) 7 10 2 10 = = f) 9 12 5 12 = = c) 7 10 3 10 = = g) 9 59 5 59 = d) 7 12 3 12 = = h) 13 127 9 127 = 4 Complete the part-whole models. a) c) b) © White Rose Maths 2020 4 5 3 5 4 9 1 9 7 9 4 9
2

Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 · Title: Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 Author: Mary-Kate Connolly Created Date: 4/8/2020 4:18:11 PM

Jul 18, 2020

Download

Documents

dariahiddleston
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 · Title: Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 Author: Mary-Kate Connolly Created Date: 4/8/2020 4:18:11 PM

Subtract fractions

1 Complete the subtractions.

Use the bar models to help you.

a) 23

– 13

=

b) 25

– 15

=

c) 35

– 15

=

d) 45

– 15

=

2 Jack has 78

of a chocolate bar.

He eats 48

of the chocolate bar.

What fraction of the chocolate bar does he have left?

Jack has of the chocolate bar left.

3 Complete the subtractions.

Simplify your answers where possible.

a) 710

– 110

= = e) 812

– 412

= =

b) 710

– 210

= = f) 912

– 512

= =

c) 710

– 310

= = g) 959

– 559

=

d) 712

– 312

= = h) 13127

– 9127

=

4 Complete the part-whole models.

a) c)

b)

© White Rose Maths 2020

45

35

49

19

79

49

Page 2: Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 · Title: Y3 Summer Block 1 ANS7 Subtract fractions 2020 Author: Mary-Kate Connolly Created Date: 4/8/2020 4:18:11 PM

7 Write the missing numerators.

a) 89

– 9

= 79

e) 710

– 510

= 110

+ 10

b) 511

– 11

= 411

f) 4

– 14

= 14

+ 14

c) 89

– 9

= 39

+ 49

g) 5

– 25

= 15

+ 25

d) 79

– 59

= 9

– 49

h) 45

+ 15

= 37

– 27

+ 7

8 Complete the table to show

three possible values of the

square and triangle.

How many other answers can you find?

5 Complete the part-whole model in four different ways.

6 Kim has read 67

of her book.

Tom has read 27

of his book.

a) Shade the bar models to represent this information.

Kim

Tom

b) How much more has Kim read than Tom?

Kim has read more of her book than Tom.

© White Rose Maths 2020

8

8

38

8

8

38

8

8

38

8

8

38

92 –

92 = 13

92