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Introduction
Introduction
A fraction can be represented many ways, that is why some people have a hard time with them. After this week, you should be able to recognize how fractions are represented and which fraction model is best to use in a given situation.
Look at the different ways fractions can be written in number form and word form (left picture). Look at the different ways 3/4 can be represented visually (top picture).
Week 2 - Learning Objective
Week 2 - Learning Objective
By the end of Week 2, you will use your understanding of fractions to represent fractions using visual models like the number line, in addition to 2-dimensional closed figures, bar model, group of things, number form and word form.
What does this mean in "kid language"?
What does this mean in "kid language"?
CCSS Standards you will learn:
CCSS Standards you will learn:
Week 2 - Concept Video
Week 2 - Concept Video
View the video "Types of Fractions" by Math Antics
View the video "Types of Fractions" by Math Antics
*Math Antics® is a brand of math videos and related content, owned by Math Plus Motion, LLC, that was founded in 2010 in California, USA.
Week 2 - Learning Activities
Week 2 - Learning Activities
Are you ready to learn? Let's go!
Are you ready to learn? Let's go!
- Attend the ZOOM meeting every Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
- View the video lesson to understand how fractions are represented on a number line.
- Practice how to represent fractions in different ways using games and complete a fractions task using virtual manipulatives.
- Complete the Week 2 quiz to see how how much you learned. Be sure to review the items that you need to work on.
- Answer the Week 2 question and respond to classmates' posts by Friday.
Points Value
Zoom Meeting - 10 points
Virtual Manipulatives Task - 10 points
Quiz - 10 points
Weekly Discussion - 10 points
Total: 40 points
Print Resources
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Discussion Board
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Understanding Fractions in Grade 3 by Julie HatchA Supplemental Resource forLBUSD's Unit 5 - Understanding Fractions
Lincoln Elementary School1175 E. 11th StreetLong Beach, CA 90808
Copyright 2019 Julie Hatch
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