Fraction and Ratio Showcase

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📚 Part 1: Quick Check

WALT: Integrate fractions, ratios and proportional reasoning in real contexts.

Success criteria: I can calculate with fractions, use ratios to scale quantities, and explain my reasoning clearly.

1. What is 2/3 + 1/6?

3/4

5/6

1/2

4/6

2. A smoothie recipe uses a ratio 2:5 of banana to milk (cups). If you use 8 cups of banana, how many cups of milk do you need?

3. Check all that are equivalent to 3/4:

6/8

0.75

75%

9/16

4. If 5 pencils cost $3, how much would 12 pencils cost? Show your working.

✏️ Part 2: Project Planning & Reflection

5. Choose your project format (circle one):

Poster

Digital slideshow

Model (3D)

Short video

6. Project title and real-life context (e.g., cooking, sports stats, sharing resources):

7. List three specific mathematical ideas you'll include (be precise: fraction operations, ratio calculations, proportional scaling, percent conversion, etc.):

8. Sketch or plan your main visual (layout, bar model or fraction diagram) and label where each calculation will appear:

9. Reflection: Briefly explain how you will justify your mathematical reasoning during the presentation (2–3 sentences):

Differentiation: Choose the format and depth that suits your group; use templates or calculators if needed. For extension, explore compound ratios or create an infographic connecting ratios to a real-world dataset.