Two and Three Quarters on a Strip
Age 10 · Maths
A number line marks whole numbers with tall ticks. Each whole step is split into four equal parts, and a red dot shows the number two and three quarters.
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- A whole blue strip: one whole unit.
- A small blue piece: one quarter of a unit.
- A tall tick: the whole-number mark two.
- A red dot: the point two and three quarters.
Examples
- Three quarters of an hour is 45 minutes.
- A recipe might call for two and three quarters cups of flour.
Key takeaways
- Fractions can sit between whole numbers on a number line.
- Four quarters make one whole.
Quiz: Two and Three Quarters on a Strip (Age 10)
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What can fractions do on a number line?
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How many wholes do four quarters make?
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On a number line split into quarters, where is two and three quarters?
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