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3/6. Fractions. . 2/4. Click here to start. MENU. Introduction. Credits. Fractions of Groups of Things. Review Questions. Online Game. Equivalent Fractions. 3 4. Numerator. Denominator. What is a fraction?. A fraction is a part or a portion of a whole.

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  1. 3/6 Fractions  2/4 Click here to start

  2. MENU Introduction Credits Fractions of Groups of Things Review Questions Online Game Equivalent Fractions

  3. 3 4 Numerator Denominator What is a fraction? • A fraction is a part or a portion of a whole. • The number written on the bottom, or the denominator, tells how many parts the whole is divided into. • The number on the top part, the numerator, tells you how many of the whole you have.

  4. Fraction Collections • A fraction can also be a part of a collection. • The number on the bottom is the denominator and that shows how many in the group. • The top number is the numerator. That shows how many red hats there are in the group. numerator Number of red hats 3 denominator Number in the collection 4 Back to Menu

  5. Exploring Fractions These do not show 1/4 These show 1/4 • Directions: For the next 3 slides you will: • Take the number of counters. • Figure out how to show ¼ of the counters. • Use the 4 boxes to make four equal piles of counters. Show ¼ of 8 counters Example: 1/4 =

  6. Directions: • Drag the counters. • Use the 4 boxes below to make four equal rows of counters. Show ¼ of 4 counters 1/4 =

  7. Directions: • Drag the counters. • Use the 4 boxes below and all of the counters to make four equal rows. Show ¼ of 12counters 1/4 =

  8. Directions: • Choose how many counters you will use. • Figure out how to show ¼ of the counters. • Use the 4 boxes below to make four equal piles of counters. Show ___ of ___counters 1/4 =

  9. Equal Shares Use the pennies to make equal piles to show your answer. • Two people share 12 pennies. How many pennies does each person get? 1/2 of 12 pennies is how many pennies? • Four people share 12 pennies. How many pennies does each person get? 2/4 of 12 pennies is how many pennies. Back to Menu

  10. Equivalent Fractions Equivalent fractions show the same amounts. 4/8 2/4 = As you can see the shaded portions of these fractions cover the same amount of space inside the rectangle, even though they have different numerators and denominators. They both show the same amount.

  11. Can you match it? Drag the correct fraction to its matching shape. 1/2 4/6 1/3 2/6 3/6 2/3

  12. IS IT EQUAL? Slide the cards around to place equivalent fractions side-by-side.

  13. Equivalent Fractions in Shapes Cover ½ of the square with fourths. Cover ¼ of the square with eighths. 1/4 1 4 1 4 1 2 1/8 1 2 1 4 1 4 4 8 1 4 1 2 2 4 = =

  14. Equivalent Fractions in Shapes Cover 2/4 of the square with eighths. Cover 1/2 of the square with eighths. 1 4 1 4 1 2 1 2 1 4 1 4 48 1 2 24 48 = =

  15. Directions: Click and drag some of the pieces to each circle to show ¾. = Back to Menu

  16. Game Time!!! Click here to play Fraction Frenzy Directions: First read the instructions carefully Then begin to play. See how many levels you can complete. When done, click on the Microsoft PowerPoint tab. 5. Then click on back to menu button. Back to Menu

  17. Four people share 12 pennies. Each person gets ¼. How many pennies are ¼? Click on the correct answer. a. 9 Pennies b. 4 Pennies c. 3 Pennies

  18. Which of these show the fraction 2/5? A B Click on the correct letter C D

  19. What fraction are vanilla cones? Click on the correct letter 5 6 a 6 5 b 5 3 c 6 6 d 1 5 e 5 5 f

  20. Equal or Not? Which of these pictures is NOT equal to ½? C B A D

  21. Equal or Not? Which of these pictures is NOT equal to 3/4? b d a c

  22. What fraction of the children are girls? 1 4 3 4 3 3 1 3

  23. Sorry, try again… Back to Question

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  29. Excellent! Good Job!! Back to Menu

  30. Credits: Fraction Frenzy Game Courtesy of Learning Planet.com Created by Diane Grimes Technology Teacher For the 3rd grade students of P.S. 4 – The Duke Ellington School New York Institute of Technology Multimedia Authoring Edit 610-U27 Dr. Shiang-Kwei Wang

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