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Term 3
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Here are 12 counters 
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We are two friends. We have only one container divided exactly in half. 
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We share the twelve counters between the two of us. 
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Make a drawing of the following and answer the question.
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Nine balls divided between three friends.
• How many balls will each girl get? • What is the fraction each girl will get? |
Twelve balls divided between four friends. Three of the friends are boys.
• How many balls will each girl get? • What is the fraction each boy will get? |
What fraction will Mandla get?
What fraction will Lisa get?
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• How many balls will Mandla and Lisa get? |
• How many balls will Mandla and Lisa get? |
Sharing sweets.
Some friends share some sweets. They each get 1/2 (half) of a packet.
a. How many packets do they need to share between:
4 friends? 6 friends? 9 friends?
b. How many friends can share:
4 packets? 10 packets? 3 1/2 packets?
Dancing skirts.
The mothers and grannies make dancing skirts.
For 1 skirt they need 2 1/2 metres (m) of fabric.
The fabric costs R6 a metre.
a. How many skirts can they make from?
5 m 10 m
20 m 25 m 
b. How much fabric do they need to make?
2 skirts 3 skirts 4 skirts 
c. How much does the fabric cost to make?
1 skirt 2 skirts 3 skirts
d. How many skirts can they make for:
R450 R825 R180 .
