39 x1/3=333/5of 55201/4 x80 =5/65 x1/6 =405/8of 649Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?41/4of 165/65 x1/6 =24 x1/2=3/43 x1/4 =22Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?Used to simplifyfractions to their lowestterms. You first list thefactor pairs for both thenumerator anddenominator. Circle thelargest factor theyhave in common.GreatestCommonFactor(GCF)246/7of 283/43 x1/4 =Used to compare,order, add and subtractfractions with unlikedenominators. You firstlist the multiples foreach denominator andthen circle the smallestmultiple they have incommon.LeastCommonMultiple(LCM)3/43 x1/4 =164/5of 20442/3of 6679 x7/9 =164/5of 2039 x1/3=22Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?6/76/7X 1549/10of 60A fraction lessthan one wholewhere thenumerator isless than thedenominator.ProperFraction68 x3/441/4of 16648/9of 72333/5of 55333/5of 5579 x7/9 =41/4of 166/76/7X 1246/7of 284550 X9/105/65 x1/6 =549/10of 60442/3of 664550 X9/1082/3of 1268 x3/4255/7of 35405/8of 641/41/2 X1/282/3of 12255/7of 351/41/2 X1/26/76/7X 1405/8of 64Tells what thewhole has beendivided into. Thenumber belowthe fraction line.Denominator201/4 x80 =82/3of 1222Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?68 x3/4164/5of 20648/9of 724550 X9/10Tells the partin a fraction.The numberabove thefraction line.NumeratorWhen the GCFof thenumerator anddenominator is1LowestTerms/SimplestForm9Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?255/7of 359Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?1/41/2 X1/224 x1/2=549/10of 60201/4 x80 =Differentfractions thathave thesame valueEquivalentFractions79 x7/9 =39 x1/3=442/3of 66246/7of 28648/9of 7224 x1/2=39 x1/3=333/5of 55201/4 x80 =5/65 x1/6 =405/8of 649Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?41/4of 165/65 x1/6 =24 x1/2=3/43 x1/4 =22Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?Used to simplifyfractions to their lowestterms. You first list thefactor pairs for both thenumerator anddenominator. Circle thelargest factor theyhave in common.GreatestCommonFactor(GCF)246/7of 283/43 x1/4 =Used to compare,order, add and subtractfractions with unlikedenominators. You firstlist the multiples foreach denominator andthen circle the smallestmultiple they have incommon.LeastCommonMultiple(LCM)3/43 x1/4 =164/5of 20442/3of 6679 x7/9 =164/5of 2039 x1/3=22Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?6/76/7X 1549/10of 60A fraction lessthan one wholewhere thenumerator isless than thedenominator.ProperFraction68 x3/441/4of 16648/9of 72333/5of 55333/5of 5579 x7/9 =41/4of 166/76/7X 1246/7of 284550 X9/105/65 x1/6 =549/10of 60442/3of 664550 X9/1082/3of 1268 x3/4255/7of 35405/8of 641/41/2 X1/282/3of 12255/7of 351/41/2 X1/26/76/7X 1405/8of 64Tells what thewhole has beendivided into. Thenumber belowthe fraction line.Denominator201/4 x80 =82/3of 1222Doug has 33 feet ofrope. He wants touse 2/3 of it for hiscanoe. How manyfeet of rope will heuse for his canoe?68 x3/4164/5of 20648/9of 724550 X9/10Tells the partin a fraction.The numberabove thefraction line.NumeratorWhen the GCFof thenumerator anddenominator is1LowestTerms/SimplestForm9Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?255/7of 359Natalia had 30 pencils.She gave 6 pencils toher friends. Three-eighths of herremaining pencils needto be sharpened. Howmany of Natalia'spencils need to besharpened?1/41/2 X1/224 x1/2=549/10of 60201/4 x80 =Differentfractions thathave thesame valueEquivalentFractions79 x7/9 =39 x1/3=442/3of 66246/7of 28648/9of 7224 x1/2=

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 9 x 1/3=
    3
  2. 3/5 of 55
    33
  3. 1/4 x 80 =
    20
  4. 5 x 1/6 =
    5/6
  5. 5/8 of 64
    40
  6. Natalia had 30 pencils. She gave 6 pencils to her friends. Three-eighths of her remaining pencils need to be sharpened. How many of Natalia's pencils need to be sharpened?
    9
  7. 1/4 of 16
    4
  8. 5 x 1/6 =
    5/6
  9. 4 x 1/2=
    2
  10. 3 x 1/4 =
    3/4
  11. Doug has 33 feet of rope. He wants to use 2/3 of it for his canoe. How many feet of rope will he use for his canoe?
    22
  12. Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
    Used to simplify fractions to their lowest terms. You first list the factor pairs for both the numerator and denominator. Circle the largest factor they have in common.
  13. 6/7 of 28
    24
  14. 3 x 1/4 =
    3/4
  15. Least Common Multiple (LCM)
    Used to compare, order, add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators. You first list the multiples for each denominator and then circle the smallest multiple they have in common.
  16. 3 x 1/4 =
    3/4
  17. 4/5 of 20
    16
  18. 2/3 of 66
    44
  19. 9 x 7/9 =
    7
  20. 4/5 of 20
    16
  21. 9 x 1/3=
    3
  22. Doug has 33 feet of rope. He wants to use 2/3 of it for his canoe. How many feet of rope will he use for his canoe?
    22
  23. 6/7 X 1
    6/7
  24. 9/10 of 60
    54
  25. Proper Fraction
    A fraction less than one whole where the numerator is less than the denominator.
  26. 8 x 3/4
    6
  27. 1/4 of 16
    4
  28. 8/9 of 72
    64
  29. 3/5 of 55
    33
  30. 3/5 of 55
    33
  31. 9 x 7/9 =
    7
  32. 1/4 of 16
    4
  33. 6/7 X 1
    6/7
  34. 6/7 of 28
    24
  35. 50 X 9/10
    45
  36. 5 x 1/6 =
    5/6
  37. 9/10 of 60
    54
  38. 2/3 of 66
    44
  39. 50 X 9/10
    45
  40. 2/3 of 12
    8
  41. 8 x 3/4
    6
  42. 5/7 of 35
    25
  43. 5/8 of 64
    40
  44. 1/2 X 1/2
    1/4
  45. 2/3 of 12
    8
  46. 5/7 of 35
    25
  47. 1/2 X 1/2
    1/4
  48. 6/7 X 1
    6/7
  49. 5/8 of 64
    40
  50. Denominator
    Tells what the whole has been divided into. The number below the fraction line.
  51. 1/4 x 80 =
    20
  52. 2/3 of 12
    8
  53. Doug has 33 feet of rope. He wants to use 2/3 of it for his canoe. How many feet of rope will he use for his canoe?
    22
  54. 8 x 3/4
    6
  55. 4/5 of 20
    16
  56. 8/9 of 72
    64
  57. 50 X 9/10
    45
  58. Numerator
    Tells the part in a fraction. The number above the fraction line.
  59. Lowest Terms/Simplest Form
    When the GCF of the numerator and denominator is 1
  60. Natalia had 30 pencils. She gave 6 pencils to her friends. Three-eighths of her remaining pencils need to be sharpened. How many of Natalia's pencils need to be sharpened?
    9
  61. 5/7 of 35
    25
  62. Natalia had 30 pencils. She gave 6 pencils to her friends. Three-eighths of her remaining pencils need to be sharpened. How many of Natalia's pencils need to be sharpened?
    9
  63. 1/2 X 1/2
    1/4
  64. 4 x 1/2=
    2
  65. 9/10 of 60
    54
  66. 1/4 x 80 =
    20
  67. Equivalent Fractions
    Different fractions that have the same value
  68. 9 x 7/9 =
    7
  69. 9 x 1/3=
    3
  70. 2/3 of 66
    44
  71. 6/7 of 28
    24
  72. 8/9 of 72
    64
  73. 4 x 1/2=
    2