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3rd Grade
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Amber Hooverson
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Unit 4 Lesson 1
Students will learn how to develop a conceptual understanding of unit fractions and how they are used to build other fractions.

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Supplies today:
Workbook
pencil
scissors
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What are fractions?
What do you know about fractions as shapes?
What names of fractions do you remember?
How is a fraction different from a whole number?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTce7f6KGE0&t=21s
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Fraction Rectangles
Cut out the four smaller rectangles along the dotted lines.
Do the four rectangles have equal areas?
How can you be sure that the areas are equal?
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Make the shape on #1
Do your rectangles all have the same area?
How many parts are there?
What part of the whole is the red rectangle? What unit fraction is the red rectangle?
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Look at #4. Do the triangles all have the same area?
How many parts are there?
What part of the rectangle is the blue triangle?
What unit fraction is the blue triangle?
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Look at #5. How many parts are in this shape?
What part if tge shape is the blue triangle?
What unit fraction is the blue triangle?
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Multiple Choice
What is the numerator?
Top number: it tells how many equal parts in a fraction.
Bottom number: it tells how many equal parts in the whole.
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Multiple Choice
What is the denominator?
Top number: tell how many equal parts in the fraction.
Bottom number: it tells how many equal parts in the whole.
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Multiple Choice
What is a unit fraction?
Has a number other than 1 in the numerator.
The numerator is 1. 1 Part of the whole.
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Multiple Choice
As the whole is divided equally into to more parts, what happens to the size of the unit fraction?
They get bigger
They get smaller
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Multiple Choice
Name the fraction.
3/4
1/4
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Multiple Choice
Name this fraction.
2/6
4/2
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Multiple Choice
Name the fraction.
2/3
1/3
Unit 4 Lesson 1
Students will learn how to develop a conceptual understanding of unit fractions and how they are used to build other fractions.

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