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 12 Different Fractions
Bump Games!
These bump games make it super easy to
differentiate for all different levels of
understanding in your classroom.
Fraction Models #1 Match the fraction to its shaded whole

Fraction Models #2 Match the fraction to its set

Fractions on a Match the fraction to its point on the number line (fraction
Number Line #1 matches exactly to what is shown)
Fractions on a Match the fraction to its point on the number line (need to
Number Line #2 find its equivalent fraction on the number line)
Equivalent Match the fraction picture to its equivalent fraction picture
Fractions #1
Equivalent Match the fraction to its equivalent fraction (denominators
Fractions #2 of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 only)
Equivalent Match the fraction to its equivalent fraction (denominators
Fractions #3 less than 40)
Comparing Match the fraction picture to the fraction picture that is
Fractions #1 greater than/less than
Comparing Match the fraction to one that is greater than/less than
Fractions #2 (same denominators)
Comparing Match the fraction to one that is greater than/less than
Fractions #3 (different denominators)
Simplifying Match the fraction to its simplified fraction (denominators
Fractions #1 of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8,10, and 12 only)
Simplifying Match the fraction to its simplified fraction (denominators
Fractions #2 less than 60)

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 Game Setup
In this packet, you will find:
Instructions for play
12 Bump Games
2 Fraction Models Bump Games
2 Fractions on a Number Line Bump Games
3 Equivalent Fractions Bump Games
3 Comparing Fractions Bump Games
2 Simplifying Fractions Bump Games

Other materials you will need:

20 counters (10 in one color and 10 in a different color)
1 dice
2 game pieces to move around the game board track
Envelope or folder for storing the games

Printing and laminating:

1. Print all of the game pages (or the ones youd like to use).
Printing the games on card stock or thicker paper will make them
last longer.
2. Laminate the game pages so that they will last you for years to
come.
3. Place the game pages in an envelope or folder for storage.

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 Roll Two Dice
Bump Game Instructions
For All Bump Games EXCEPT
Equivalent Fractions Bump Game #1 and Comparing Fractions Bump Game #1

Number of Players: 2

Materials Needed: Bump game board of choosing, 10 counters of one color and 10
counters of a different color, 1 dice, 2 game pieces

Objective: To be the first person to have all of his/her counters placed onto the spaces
on the game board.

Directions:
1. Each player takes 10 counters of the same color (i.e. one player has 10 red
counters and one player has 10 blue counters).
2. Each player rolls the dice. Whoever has the highest roll goes first.
3. The first player rolls both dice. The player adds the numbers of both dice together
(i.e. if the player rolled a 6 and a 4, the sum of both dice is 10), and finds that
number in the chart on the game board. The player solves the problem beside that
number and puts a counter on top of the space on the board that matches the
solution for that problem. Note that in some games there may be more than one
possible solution; the player may choose only one space to put his/her counter on
for that turn.
If the matching space has already been covered by the other player, the
player can bump the other players counter off of the space and replace it
with his/her own counter.
If the matching space has already been covered by his/her own counter, the
player can place a second counter on top of it. When two of a players
counters are on top of the same space, that players counters can no longer
get bumped off by the other player. They are locked in.
If the matching space has already been locked in by either player, the player
cannot do anything. He/she must wait for the next turn.
4. Play continues with each player taking turns until one player has placed all of his/
her counters onto the spaces on the game board. The player who does that first is
the winner!

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 Around the Track
Bump Game Instructions
For Equivalent Fractions Bump Game #1 and
Comparing Fractions Bump Game #1 ONLY

Number of Players: 2

Materials Needed: Bump game board of choosing, 10 counters of one color and 10
counters of a different color, 1 dice, 2 game pieces

Objective: To be the first person to have all of his/her counters placed onto the center
spaces on the game board.

Directions:
1. Each player takes 10 counters of the same color (i.e. one player has 10 red
counters and one player has 10 blue counters).
2. Each player puts his/her game piece on the Start space.
3. Each player rolls the dice. Whoever has the highest roll goes first.
4. The first player rolls the dice. The player moves that number of spaces around the
game board track and looks at the image/reads the description on the space he/
she just landed on. The player puts a counter on top of the space in the middle of
the board that matches that image/description. Note that there is often more than
one space in the center that matches that image/description; the player may
choose only one space to put his/her counter on for that turn.
If the matching space in the center has already been covered by the other
player, the player can bump the other players counter off of the space and
replace it with his/her own counter.
If the matching space in the center has already been covered by his/her
own counter, the player can place a second counter on top of it. When two
of a players counters are on top of the same space, that players counters
can no longer get bumped off by the other player. They are locked in.
If the matching space in the center has already been locked in by either
player, the player cannot do anything. He/she must wait for the next turn.
5. Play continues with each player taking turns until one player has placed all of his/
her counters onto the center spaces. Note that players will continue moving
around and around the game board until this happens. If a player lands on Start
as he/she moves around the game board track, that player cannot place any
counters in the center for that turn.

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Fraction Models #1
What fraction of the circle is shaded?
2 5 1
2 5 6 6 10 6
1 2 3
3 3
7 3 11 10

7 3 5
4 10
8 4 12 8

1 7
5 4 9 8

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Fraction Models #2
What fraction of the items are soccer balls?
3 4 2
2 5 6 6 10 6
1 2 9
3 3
7 3 11 10

6 3 2
4 10
8 4 12 8

1 6
5 4 9 8

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Fractions on a Number Line #1
Which point on the number line represents the fraction you rolled?
3 5 1
2 5 6 6 10 6
2 1 2
3 3
7 3 11 5

7 1 5
4 10
8 4 12 8

3 1
5 4 9 8

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Fractions on a Number Line #2
Which point on the number line represents the fraction you rolled?
3 2 6
2 5 6 6 10 10
2 1 4
3 3
7 2 11 5

4 3 6
4 10
8 4 12 6

2 1
5 8 9 5

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Equivalent Fractions #1
Which fraction picture in the center of the board is equivalent to the
one you landed on?

START

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Equivalent Fractions #2
Which fraction is equivalent to the one you rolled?
2 4 1
2 5 6 6 10 5
1 2 8
3 3
7 4 11 10

6 3 2
4 10
8 4 12 2

2 0
5 8
9 8
3
2 1 5
10 2 2
6 4
6 0
4 10
8 4

5 6
1 2
6
4 3

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 Fractions Bump Games:

Equivalent Fractions #3
Which fraction is equivalent to the one you rolled?
6 18 12
2 16 6 24 10 20
1 15 2
3 3
7 30 11 8

4 2 24
4 10
8 9 12 28

3 8
5 7
9 12

9 2
1 8
21 3 2 20
1 4 8 3
4 16 36 9
6 15 3 3
8 35 8 5
5 16 3 6
15 24 4 7

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Comparing Fractions #1
Which fraction picture in the center of the board is greater than/less
than the one you landed on?

Less than Greater than Greater than Less than Greater than
START

Less than Less than

Greater than Greater than

Less than Greater than

Less than Less than

Less than Less than Greater than Greater than Less than Greater than

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Comparing Fractions #2
Which fraction is greater than/less than to the one you rolled?
3 4 8
2 greater than
5 6 greater than
6 10 greater than
10
2 2 3
3 less than
3 7 less than
4 11 less than
6

6 5 2
4 greater than
10 8 greater than
8 12 less than
2

2 4
5 less than
8 9 less than
10
9
1 1 10
8 2 2
10 8
7 5
6 10
8 4

5 1
1 1
4
3 6

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 Fractions Bump Games:

Comparing Fractions #3
Which fraction is greater than/less than to the one you rolled?
3 8 3
2 greater than
5 6 greater than
12 10 greater than
4
2 1 1
3 less than
3 7 less than
4 11 less than
6

6 1 5
4 greater than
10 8 greater than
2 12 greater than
6

6 1
5 less than
8 9 less than
5

10
1 1 1
12 8 2 10
1 1 7 9
4 12 8 10

3 5 11 4
12 6 12 5

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 Fractions Bump Games:
Simplifying Fractions #1
Which fraction is the simplified fraction of the one you rolled?
6 2 6
2 10 6 6 10 8
4 10 8
3 6
7 12 11 10

2 4 4
4 8
8 10 12 4

2 2
5 4
9 12
2
1 1 5
6 3 2
5 5
3
1 6
4 4

5 1
1 2
4
3 3
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 Fractions Bump Games:

Simplifying Fractions #2
Which fraction is the simplified fraction of the one you rolled?
6 28 16
2 15 6 36 10 32
18 10 18
3 24
7 16 11 48

12 25 49
4 18
8 30 12 56

7 27
5 21
9 45
2
7 1 5
9 3 2
5 5
3 5
8 6
4 7

8 3
1 2
8
3 3

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