1. Warm Up I have 4 cookies that I want to share equally with a friend and myself. How many cookies will each of us get?

2. Warm Up I have 4 cookies that I want to share equally with a friend and myself. How many cookies will each of us get? Each of us will get 2 cookies.

3. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this?

4. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? I can split each cookie into fourths, or 4 equal parts, because there are 4 people.

5. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? I can split each cookie into fourths, or 4 equal parts, because there are 4 people.

6. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? Each person is represented by a color.

7. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? Each person is represented by a color.

8. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? So if I am yellow, I get 3 pieces, or three fourths of a cookie.

9. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? Since the pieces are equal parts, or all the same size, I can look at the pieces this way too. Each person still get three fourths of a cookie. cc

10. How can I divide models to make equal shares? Now I have 3 cookies that I want to share among 4 people? How can I do this? Since the pieces are equal parts, or all the same size, I can look at the pieces this way too. Each person still get three fourths of a cookie. cc 11 11 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3

11. Your Turn: Model the problem on a dry-erase board and write a fraction as an answer. 3 friends equally share 2 sandwiches Friend C

12. Your Turn: Model the problem on a dry-erase board and write a fraction as an answer. 6 students share 4 sheets of paper.

13. Your Turn: Model the problem on a dry-erase board and write a fraction as an answer. 2 friends share 3 mini pizzas.

14. Your Turn: Model the problem on a dry-erase board and write a fraction as an answer. 2 friends share 3 mini pizzas.

15. Your Turn Complete #6-11 on pages 313-314.

16. Exit Ticket Four friends share 3 cookies equally. How much cookie does each friend get?