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LEGO Fractions Worksheet

This document provides instructions and worksheets for an activity using LEGO bricks to teach fractions. Students are asked to build towers with a specified number of bricks and then determine if the towers can be divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths or sixths. The worksheets include tables with the size of different brick towers and spaces for students to record their answers. Copyright information and terms of use are also included.

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LEGO Fractions Worksheet

This document provides instructions and worksheets for an activity using LEGO bricks to teach fractions. Students are asked to build towers with a specified number of bricks and then determine if the towers can be divided into halves, thirds, fourths, fifths or sixths. The worksheets include tables with the size of different brick towers and spaces for students to record their answers. Copyright information and terms of use are also included.

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BRICK TOWER FRACTIONS

Use LEGO bricks to learn about fractions! These worksheets are designed
to be used with towers of 2 x 2 basic LEGO bricks.

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BRICK TOWER FRACTIONS
Look at the top row in the chart. Starting with the first
box, build a tower that many bricks high. Then decide if you
can divide your tower into halves, thirds, and so on.

Example: Your first tower will have 20 bricks. Can you divide it in
halves? Yes. Each half with have 10 bricks. Now explore! Can
you divide it evenly in thirds? Fourths? Fifths? Sixths?

Size of Brick Tower

Can you
make… 20 16 18 25 32 27

Halves?

Thirds?

Fourths?

Fifths?

Sixths?

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BRICK TOWER FRACTIONS
Look at the top row in the chart. Starting with the first
box, build a tower that many bricks high. Then decide if you
can divide your tower into halves, thirds, and so on.

Example: Your first tower will have 20 bricks. Can you divide it in
halves? Yes. Each half with have 10 bricks. Now explore! Can
you divide it evenly in thirds? Fourths? Fifths? Sixths?

Size of Brick Tower

Can you
make… 15 28 30 12 24 40

Halves?

Thirds?

Fourths?

Fifths?

Sixths?

FrugalFun4Boys.co
BRICK TOWER FRACTIONS

Look at the top row in the chart. Starting with the first
box, build a tower that many bricks high. Then decide if you can
divide your tower into halves, thirds, and so on.

Size of Brick Tower

Can you
make…

Halves?

Thirds?

Fourths?

Fifths?

Sixths?

FrugalFun4Boys.co

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