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This document discusses equal parts of a whole using examples of splitting cookies. It explains that for a fair share, each part must be the same size. It then lists different numbers of equal parts (halves, thirds, fourths, etc.) and the name given to each individual part based on the number of total parts the whole was divided into (e.g. if divided into thirds, each part is called a third). The document provides instruction on a video and quiz about fractions as well as math problems and an exit ticket involving naming parts of shapes.
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- 1. Lesson Opening Write the names of the shapes that have equal parts.
- 2. What are equal parts of a whole? If I have to share a cookie with my brother, he will complain if he does not get the same size piece as me. I have to split the cookie equally. This is called โequal partsโ or โequal shares.โ
- 3. What are equal parts of a whole? If I have to share a cookie with my brother, he will complain if he does not get the same size piece as me. I have to split the cookie equally. This is called โequal partsโ or โequal shares.โ
- 4. What are equal parts of a whole? What will my brother say if I split the cookie like this?
- 5. What are equal parts of a whole? What will my brother say if I split the cookie like this?
- 6. What are equal parts of a whole? What will my brother say if I split the cookie like this?
- 7. What are the names for equal parts of a whole? If I split a cookie into 2 equal parts, each part is called aโฆ
- 8. What are the names for equal parts of a whole? If I split a brownie into 3 equal parts, each part is called aโฆ
- 9. What are the names for equal parts of a whole? If I split a pie into 4 equal parts, each part is called aโฆ
- 10. What are the names for equal parts of a whole? If I split a candy bar into 6 equal parts, each part is called aโฆ
- 11. What are the names for equal parts of a whole? If I split a cake into 8 equal parts, each part is called anโฆ
- 12. Names of Equal Parts How many Equal Parts? Name of Equal Parts 2 Halves 3 Thirds 4 Fourths 5 Fifths 6 Sixths 8 Eighths 10 Tenths
- 13. โข https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/fractions/ video/ โข After watching the video, you will rotate through the computers to take the assigned quiz individually. You will then partner with someone else to create your own fraction problem to share with the class.
- 14. Your Turn Page 309: #8, 11, 14, 16, 18, 20-25 Then, play a board game with โName the Partsโ Cards.
- 15. Exit Ticket 1. Draw a shape that has 3 equal parts. 2. Label each part with the correct name. 3. How many thirds make up the whole shape?
- 16. Bonus Question Is the shape below be divided into fourths? How do you know?
Editor's Notes
- Teachers โ This is a PDF in the lesson materials. Feel free to print this up and copy it for your students for them to prove that these in fact are equal parts, so they are fourths.