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    Awesome Oranges!: 1 Orange Half An Orange 0.5 Oranges Orange

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    Awesome Oranges!: 1 Orange Half An Orange 0.5 Oranges Orange

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    The document presents an activity about oranges divided into boxes. It asks the reader to circle portions of the oranges in boxes, add up the total number of oranges using decimals or fractions, and circle boxes with the same number of oranges.

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    The document presents an activity about oranges divided into boxes. It asks the reader to circle portions of the oranges in boxes, add up the total number of oranges using decimals or fractions, and circle boxes with the same number of oranges.

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    Awesome Oranges!: 1 Orange Half An Orange 0.5 Oranges Orange

    Uploaded by

    GAYATHRI M
    The document presents an activity about oranges divided into boxes. It asks the reader to circle portions of the oranges in boxes, add up the total number of oranges using decimals or fractions, and circle boxes with the same number of oranges.

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    AWESOME ORANGES!

    (c) J.L. Baker

    = half an orange
    Key: = 1 orange = 0.5 oranges
    = ½ orange

    Put a circle around one third (1/3) of the total number of oranges in Box A, and a
    circle around one fifth (1/5) of the total number of oranges in Box B.

    A B

    Add up the number of oranges in the three boxes below and provide the total.
    Show your working out as a sum using decimals, or as a sum using fractions.

    Assuming that you can join two halves of an orange to make a whole, put circles
    around the two boxes below which have the same number of oranges in them.
    AWESOME ORANGES!
    (c) J.L. Baker

    = half an orange
    Key: = 1 orange = 0.5 oranges
    = ½ orange

    Answers in Red

    Put a circle around one third (1/3) of the total number of oranges in Box A, and a
    circle around one fifth (1/5) of the total number of oranges in Box B

    A B

    Add up the number of oranges in the three boxes below and provide the total.
    Show your working out as a sum using decimals, or as a sum using fractions.

    4.5 + 3.5 + 2.5 = 10.5

    OR

    4½ + 3½ + 2½ = 10½

    Assuming that you can join two halves of an orange to make a whole, put circles
    around the two boxes below which have the same number of oranges in them.

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