Incorporate a fraction name art activity into your math lesson! Teach about equivalent fractions and help students compare fractions as they analyze the letters in their names. This math project is perfect for engaging gifted learners. The creative elements offer choice and extend students’ thinking. Project-based learning takes students deeper by asking them to think critically about fractions. In this activity, students will draw and analyze their names by thinking mathematically about fraction comparisons.
 
Check out the Contents of this Fraction Math Project:
✏️ 2-Sided Fraction Math Art Poster
✏️ Student Examples
✏️ 6 Practice Worksheets
Differentiate! Review fractions with students who are struggling.
Check students' work using the answer key.
✏️ Digital Version of Fraction Art Poster (PowerPoint)
 
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Use this Project-Based Learning Math Activity in so many ways!
✅ Wrap up a math unit with your whole class by assigning this project-based learning activity. 
✅ Evaluate the abilities of your gifted and talented students through a pretest at the beginning of a lesson. If they pass before receiving instruction, provide them with this independent math poster instead. 
✅ Invite students to complete this project-based learning assignment with a partner or small group to encourage math discussion. 
✅ Print activities or assign them through digital means (Google Classroom, TPT Easel, etc.)
 
My 4th-grade students completed this project at the beginning of our fraction unit to kick off our new concepts. It involves a balance of creativity and interest along with word problems. I have also given this independent project to gifted students as an extension activity. 
 
Find Answers to Your Questions about this Multiplication and Division Project
✋What type of fraction math will students complete on this poster?
Define numerator and denominator
Find the fraction of a name represented by vowels or consonants
Represent fractions by drawing models
Find equivalent fractions
Multiply a whole number by a fraction
Compare fractions using <, >, or =
✋What grade level can use this project-based learning activity?
This Fraction Name Art Poster aligns most closely with 3rd and 4th-grade standards but can be used as an extension in 5th-grade as well.

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