Worksheet 1: Critical Thinking (CCT) – Real-Life Situations
Topic: Sharing and Fractions
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Situation-Based Question:
Ikra has a chocolate bar. She gives 1/2 to her sister and keeps 2/4 for herself. Did she keep more, less, or the same amount as her sister? Explain why. -
Reasoning Question:
Sumedha noticed that when more people share a dhokla, each person gets a smaller piece.-
Why does this happen? Can you give a real-life example?
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Logic Challenge:
There are 12 pencils. Rohan says each of his 3 friends will get 1/4 of the pencils. Is Rohan correct? Justify your answer. -
Think & Connect:
In your lunchbox, you have 1 sandwich cut into 4 equal pieces. You ate 2 pieces.-
What fraction of the sandwich did you eat?
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What fraction is left?
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Worksheet 2: Competency-Based – Skill Application
Topic: Using Fractions in Daily Life
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Activity:
Draw a circle and divide it into 8 equal parts. Shade:-
3/8 for cheese topping
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2/8 for tomato topping
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Remaining for plain base.
Write the fraction for each topping.
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Task:
There are 16 mangoes in a basket. Distribute them equally among:-
2 children
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4 children
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8 children
Write the fraction each child gets in each case.
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Problem-Solving:
Meena has 10 chocolates. She gives 3/5 of them to her brother.-
How many chocolates does she give?
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How many are left?
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Worksheet 3: Higher-Order Thinking (HOTS)
Topic: Comparing & Creating Fractions
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Comparison Challenge:
Which is greater: 3/4 of a cake or 5/8 of the same cake? Show using a diagram. -
Create Your Own Problem:
Make a story problem using fractions (like the dhokla or flower garden example) and ask your friend to solve it. -
Critical Analysis:
Two students divided the same square paper:-
Rina divided it into 4 equal parts and shaded 2.
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Ali divided it into 8 equal parts and shaded 4.
Did they shade the same amount? How do you know?
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