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Welcome! Take your seat quickly and quietly P R I D E Work hard today. You will respect everyone in the classroom. Do the right thing even though Ms. Quimby is not here today. Stay dedicated. This is YOUR education. You are excellent! Show it!

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 You’ll know you made a bullseye when you are able to… Create your own fraction division problems using dice. Correctly solve your fraction division problems.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 A few reminders before we begin the activity I place a one under any whole numbers. I change mixed numbers to improper fractions. I Keep the first number the same. I change the division sign to a multiplication sign. I flip the second number to its reciprocal. Cross reduce Change improper fractions back to mixed numbers.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Fraction Dice Activity Examples: Example 1: Example 2:

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Create your problems! You have 3 minutes.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Solve your problems! You have 15 minutes.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Check your partners problems! You have 5 minutes.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Clean up and head back to your assigned seat. You need a white board and expo marker. You have 1 minute.

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 TAPPLE On your white board, write down 1 mistake that you or a classmate made today (or could have made) while dividing with fractions. Be ready to share your response with the class. *While you are working, a teacher will come around to collect your classwork.*

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Turn to a partner and share your answer. Fix each others mistakes in understanding. Be honest with each other!

I can divide with fractions. Learning Target 4 Clean up after yourself and get ready to leave! Have a great day! 