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Fractions

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This document introduces fractions and their key components - the numerator and denominator. It explains that the denominator represents the total parts of a whole, while the numerator specifies how many of those parts are selected. Examples of fractions that equal 1 whole are provided, such as 4/6. Readers are prompted to draw visual representations of fractions on a whiteboard to demonstrate their understanding of fractions as parts of a whole.

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Fractions
Numerator = # on top Denominator = # on the bottom The Denominator How many parts in all (total)? 1 2 The Numerator How may parts are coloured?
Parts of a Whole Whole = 1 complete thing Different from a hole in the ground
1 WHOLE The top number and the bottom are the same! 4 5 8 55 86 4 5 8 55 86 Give me some more fractions that equal 1 whole!
Fractions 4/6
Parts of a Whole
Use your white board to draw a picture of what this fraction would look like: 3 4 1 10 8 6
Fractions What is the total number of fruits? This will be your denominator! (the bottom number) What amount are bananas? What amount are oranges? What amount are apples?
What fraction of each set is blue?

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Fractions

  • 2. Numerator = # on top Denominator = # on the bottom The Denominator How many parts in all (total)? 1 2 The Numerator How may parts are coloured?
  • 3. Parts of a Whole Whole = 1 complete thing Different from a hole in the ground
  • 4. 1 WHOLE The top number and the bottom are the same! 4 5 8 55 86 4 5 8 55 86 Give me some more fractions that equal 1 whole!
  • 6. Parts of a Whole
  • 7. Use your white board to draw a picture of what this fraction would look like: 3 4 1 10 8 6
  • 8. Fractions What is the total number of fruits? This will be your denominator! (the bottom number) What amount are bananas? What amount are oranges? What amount are apples?
  • 9. What fraction of each set is blue?