How many portions?

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How many portions?: Grade 6 math warm-up. Group a fraction bar into portions, test a claim about division and calculate a second fraction quotient with an inverse check. Includes three numbered tasks and space to explain reasoning.

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Grade 6 math warm-up. Group a fraction bar into portions, test a claim about division and calculate a second fraction quotient with an inverse check. Includes three numbered tasks and space to explain reasoning.

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