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The document discusses teaching fractions to students using hands-on activities with real world examples. It describes using rectangles and polygons to demonstrate fractions and cutting shapes into equivalent parts. Students compare the size of shapes that have been folded or cut into halves and quarters. Other suggested hands-on materials to represent fractions include unit blocks, rods, Legos, puzzles, liquid volumes, books, geoboards and food.
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- 4. 1/2 1/2 1/4 1/4 1/4 1/4 ACTIVITY : Explore the fraction models MATCH ME
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