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Today we will be learning: to recognise fractions of shapes to recognise fractions that are several parts of a whole to compare and order two or more fractions.
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Mental Activity Look at this shape. What fraction is shaded? 1414
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What fraction is not shaded? 1414 1414 1414 1414 Three-quarters How could we write “three quarters” using figures? 3434
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What fraction is shaded now? 1414 1414 1414 Two-quarters What fraction is the same as two- quarters? 1414 1212 2424 =
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If this cake were divided into ten equal parts, what would each part be called? Each part would be one tenth. How could we write “one tenth” using figures? 1 10
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Five tenths are the same as one half. Can you write this as a number sentence? 1212 5 10 = How many tenths would be the same as one half?
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Main Activity Today we are going to work with fractions.
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FractionNameNumber of parts Picture Complete this table. 1 10 tenthten equal parts
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FractionNameNumber of parts Picture What would two tenths look like? 1 10 tenthten equal parts 2 10 tenths ten equal parts
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FractionNameNumber of parts Picture What about five tenths? 5 10 tenthsten equal parts
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FractionNameNumber of parts Picture What would ten tenths look like? 5 10 tenthsten equal parts10 tenths ten equal parts
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What does “equivalent” mean? “Equivalent” means “of the same value”. Think of an example of two fractions which are equivalent. So equivalent fractions are equal to each other.
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Group Work Complete families of equivalent fractions. Colour in fractions of shapes. Find pairs of equivalent fractions.
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