Same-size pizzas: one cut into fourths, one into eighths. Which has bigger slices?

Two same-size brownies. One cut into halves, one into sixths. Which has smaller pieces?

A whole is cut into more equal parts. What happens to each part?

This circle is cut into thirds. Halves of the same circle are bigger.

Same-size cakes: eighths give bigger pieces than halves.

One same-size sheet cut into halves, thirds, or eighths. Which gives the smallest parts?

This circle shows eighths. In a same-size circle, sixths are ___ than eighths.

This rectangle shows sixths. A same-size rectangle shows thirds. Which has smaller parts?

Two same-size ribbons. One cut into thirds, one into eighths. Which pieces are longer?

One cake cut into thirds, a same-size cake into fourths. Which has smaller pieces?

Cutting a whole into fewer equal parts makes each part ___

Two same-size cakes: one is cut into fourths, the other into eighths. Which piece is bigger?

Is one half always bigger than one fourth of the SAME whole?

Which is smaller, one third or one half?

Which has bigger pieces, a cake cut into sixths or one cut into thirds?

Which is smaller, one eighth or one fourth?

Which is smaller, one third or one sixth?

Two same-size chocolate bars: one is cut into thirds, the other into fourths. Which piece is bigger?

Two same-size pies: one is cut into halves, the other into sixths. Which piece is bigger?

Which is smaller, one fourth or one half?