The document discusses unit fractions and proper fractions. It explains that a fraction has a numerator and denominator and represents a part of a whole or set. A unit fraction is one where the numerator is 1, and its denominator tells how many equal parts make up the whole. Proper fractions are those where the numerator is less than the denominator, naming only part of a whole. Examples of proper fractions are provided.

1. Unit Fractions and
Proper Fractions
Grade 2
Third Quarter

2. Let’s Start!
Gilbert has a kite. The kite has two
equal parts. One part is red and
the other part is yellow. What part
of the kite is red?

3. How many equal parts does the kite
have?_____________
How many of the parts are
red?_____________
How do we represent the part that is
red?_____________

4. A fraction has the following parts:

5. We also use fractions to name a part
of a set.
How many stickers are there?
How many stickers are triangular in shape?
What fraction of the sticker is triangular?

6. What fraction represent this toys?

7. Read the following fractions.

17. What is common in the following
fractions?
Fractions with numerator 1 are
called unit fractions.
The denominator of a fraction tells
the number of unit fractions n one
whole.

18. Unit fraction can also be classified as
proper fractions.
Here are examples of proper fractions.

19. -A fraction with a numerator less than
its denominator is a proper fraction.
-A fraction names a part of a whole or
a set.
-A unit fraction is a fraction whose
numerator is 1.
Let’s Remember!

20. Let’s practice.

21. Homework!