Fraction Grids and Circles

Question Type - Fraction Grids and Circles (#003)

Fraction Grids and Circles #003

Description

Students answer by filling in a circular or rectangular grid.

Example




Directions

  1. Stimulus - Add pre-stimulus or stimulus text in the space provided if desired.

  2. Gear - Click on the Gear button to open Settings. Choose the type of shape you would like to use.

  3. Initial View - Set the Initial View. Check the box if you would like students to create parts or to allow equivalent fractions.

Set Answer

D.  Expected Answer - Enter the expected answer in the space provided.


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