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Grade 6 Ratios & Proportional Relationships — Reading Comprehension — Write Ratios Three Ways Free printable reading comprehension passage about write ratios three ways. Students read and answer questions to build understanding. For 6th Grade (ages 11–12).
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Write Ratios Three Ways MATH · 6TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. The same ratio can be written in three forms: with a colon as 3:4, with words as 3 to 4, and as a fraction, three quarters. All three mean the same comparison, and being fluent in all three matters because different contexts use different notation — recipes use words, maps use colons, and algebra uses fractions. The order is part of the meaning, so 3:4 and 4:3 are different ratios and the labels must stay attached to the right numbers. The fraction form is the most useful for calculating, because it can be scaled, compared, and set equal to another fraction to form a proportion. Writing the units or labels beside each number prevents most of the mistakes that occur when a ratio is carried through several steps. Questions: 1 What are the three ways to write a ratio? 2 Why does the order matter? 3 Which form is most useful for calculating, and why? www.littleactivity.com 6th Grade · Math
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Write Ratios Three Ways MATH · 6TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. The same ratio can be written in three forms: with a colon as 3:4, with words as 3 to 4, and as a fraction, three quarters. All three mean the same comparison, and being fluent in all three matters because different contexts use different notation — recipes use words, maps use colons, and algebra uses fractions. The order is part of the meaning, so 3:4 and 4:3 are different ratios and the labels must stay attached to the right numbers. The fraction form is the most useful for calculating, because it can be scaled, compared, and set equal to another fraction to form a proportion. Writing the units or labels beside each number prevents most of the mistakes that occur when a ratio is carried through several steps. Questions: 1 What are the three ways to write a ratio? 2 Why does the order matter? 3 Which form is most useful for calculating, and why? www.littleactivity.com 6th Grade · Math
Write Numbers — 0 to 5 MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Write the numeral for each number word. five = 5 1. two = ____ 2. one = ____ 3. three = ____ 4. zero = ____ 5. four = ____ 6. five = ____ www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
Write Numbers — 6 to 10 MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Write the numeral for each number word. ten = 10 1. seven = ____ 2. six = ____ 3. eight = ____ 4. nine = ____ 5. ten = ____ www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
Write Numbers — 11 to 15 MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Write the numeral for each number word. fifteen = 15 1. fifteen = ____ 2. twelve = ____ 3. fourteen = ____ 4. thirteen = ____ 5. eleven = ____ www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
Write Numbers — 16 to 20 MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Write the numeral for each number word. twenty = 20 1. seventeen = ____ 2. twenty = ____ 3. eighteen = ____ 4. sixteen = ____ 5. nineteen = ____ 6. 16 + 1 = ____ 7. 8 + 10 = ____ 8. 2 + 14 = ____ 9. 16 + 2 = ____ 10. 14 + 4 = ____ 11. 11 + 3 = ____ 12. 18 + 1 = ____ www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
Compare Groups — More or Fewer MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Count both groups. Write more, fewer or the same in the circle. 8 stars ◯ 5 hearts → more 1. 11 shells ◯ 1 apples 2. 3 apples ◯ 8 stars 3. 11 hearts ◯ 3 circles 4. 8 shells ◯ 5 buttons 5. 4 squares ◯ 5 apples 6. 7 leaves ◯ 7 leaves 7. 11 squares ◯ 4 hearts 8. 5 squares ◯ 12 hearts 9. 11 hearts ◯ 10 circl… 10. 11 squares ◯ 11 butt… 11. 2 circles ◯ 1 circles 12. 8 squares ◯ 12 stars www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
Compare Groups — Which Has More MATH · KINDERGARTEN Name Date Count both groups. Write more, fewer or the same in the circle. 8 stars ◯ 5 hearts → more 1. 3 buttons ◯ 9 apples 2. 12 hearts ◯ 2 circles 3. 12 hearts ◯ 12 hearts 4. 10 buttons ◯ 1 stars 5. 8 hearts ◯ 2 circles 6. 6 hearts ◯ 10 apples 7. 9 stars ◯ 7 shells 8. 6 apples ◯ 1 hearts 9. 11 stars ◯ 8 apples 10. 10 squares ◯ 11 leav… 11. 4 hearts ◯ 4 apples 12. 10 apples ◯ 3 stars www.littleactivity.com Kindergarten · Math
