CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García Fractions Finley Elementary School, Holtville.

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CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García Fractions Finley Elementary School, Holtville

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions 3.0 Students understand the relationship between whole numbers, simple fractions and decimals. 3.1 Compare fractions represented by drawings or concrete materials to show equivalency and to add and subtract simple fractions in context (e.g. 1/2 of a pizza is the same amount as 2/4 of another pizza that is the same size; show that 3/8 is larger than 1/4). 3.2 Add and subtract simple fractions (e.g., determine that 1/8 + 3/8 is the same as 1/2).Standards

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions Administer the pre-test.Don't panic it is only to see what you already know. Day 1

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions You have just won a pot of gold. However you can only choose a part of this pot. What would you like to take home: 1/12 of the pot, 3/16 of the pot, 4/7 of the pot, 2/3 of the pot or 6/18 of the pot. Choose wisely for it may make you rich or make you poor. Cash in your answer. Day 1

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions 4. You will start with Introduction to Fractions. This will show you basic fractions. What a numerator and a denominator is. Introduction to Fractions 5. After doing the introduction to fractions and you are comfortable with a fractions, start Comparing Fractions (,=). Make sure you read the examples on the red screen. Comparing Fractions (,=) Day 2

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions Day 3 6. Equivalent Fractions Drill and Equivalent Fractions Game (Advanced). After this activity you will draw several examples of equivalent fractions and share them with the class. You'll need paper and crayons.Equivalent Fractions DrillEquivalent Fractions Game Day 4 7. After your teacher gives you a mini lesson you will do this worksheet so pay close attention. Fraction of a Number (Print out this worksheet)Fraction of a Number 8. Collect pictures from magazines and newspapers that display multiple objects or items. Laminate and use washable markers to show fractions. e.g., What fraction of the birds are flying? What fraction of the cars are in the parking lot?

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions Day 5 9. Addition of Fractions and Subtracting Fractions. Make sure you read the examples on the red screen.Addition of Fractions Subtracting Fractions

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions Day Play a game of war. Have fun!!!! Don't forget that you have to say the fraction in order to get both strips.

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions

CTAP 295 Teaching with Technology FINAL PRESENTATION Claudia León García, Finley Elementary School Fractions SOOOO Relieved that this is OVER !!!! Goodbye and have a great summer..