Recognise equivalent fractions

More on equivalent fractions, with examples showing that 4 fifths is equivalent to 8 tenths etc.

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More on equivalent fractions including quarters, thirds, fifths and tenths.

Use the digit cards as many times as you can to show equivalent fractions.

Today we are going to look at equivalent fractions.

Today we are looking at fractions and one whole one.

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