Whole Pies at the Pie Shop

Write whole numbers as fractions and find fractions that equal whole numbers.

Whole pies

All the pies are the same size. Shaded slices are still in the pan. Write the missing numbers.

Rosa cuts a pie into 4 equal slices. All 4 slices are still in the pan.
4/4 = whole pie

Two pies are each cut into 3 equal slices. All the slices are shaded. Count the thirds.
/3 = whole pies

Omar has 3 whole pies. He does not cut them, so each pie is 1 piece. Which fraction shows 3 whole pies?

A. 3/3B. 1/3C. 3/1D. 6/3

Each pie is cut into 2 equal halves. All the halves are shaded.
6/2 = whole pies

Each whole on these number lines is split into equal parts. Count the parts from 0 to the dot.

Each whole on this line is 1 part. The dot is at 3, so it is 3 parts from 0.
3 = /1

Each whole on this line is split into 4 equal parts. The dot is at 2. Count the fourths from 0.
2 = /4

Each whole on this line is split into 2 equal parts. The dot is at 2. Which fraction names the same point?

A. 2/2B. 4/2C. 2/4D. 6/2

Each whole on this line is split into 6 equal parts. The dot is at 1. Count the sixths from 0.
1 = /6

Use what you know about wholes and fractions.

Sort each fraction by how many whole pies it shows.

10.

Circle every fraction that equals 1 whole pie.

11.

The pie shop cuts every pie into 6 equal slices. Ana buys 12 slices, so she has 12/6 of a pie.

12/6 = whole pies

12.

Jamal says 1/4 and 4/1 are the same because they use the same numbers. Is Jamal right? Explain using pies.