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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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- 3. Parts of a Whole Whole = 1 complete thing Different from a hole in the ground
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- 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?
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