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Introduction to Fractions
You've probably heard of fractions before, but what do they even mean? Why are there two numbers on top of each other, and why are there so many shapes involved with fractions, like circles, rectangles, and squares? In this video, we...
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Exploring Equivalent Fractions
In this lesson we explore the concept of equivalent fractions. Using shapes, number lines, and fraction bars, we show how two fractions with different numerators and denominators are actually the same amount. They're equivalent!...
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Visualizing Fractions on a Number Line
Here we will look at how to understand fractions on a number line. Starting at the beginning, with just 0 to 1, we can divide number 1 into equal parts and label the number line. Join us here and see how writing out fractions on a number...
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Understanding Whole Numbers as Fractions
We spend a lot of time learning that fractions are equal parts of a whole. But what happens when we have ALL of those parts? In this video we will learn that whole numbers, like 1, 2 or 3, can also be written as fractions. We use shapes...
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Counting Fractions to Make One Whole
In this video lesson, students will learn how to count fractions to make one whole by understanding the equal parts of a whole and their names. The teacher explains the concept of whole numbers and fractions, and demonstrates how to...
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Introduction to Writing Fractions with a Numerator of 1
In this video, mathematicians learn how to write fractions with a numerator of 1 by examining shapes that are divided into equal parts. The lesson explains how fractions represent the division of objects into equal segments, such as...
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Creating Mini Stories to Match Fractions
In this video, students learn how to create mini stories to match fractions by sketching out numerators and denominators. The teacher explains that fractions represent equal parts of a whole and shows examples of different ways to...
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Introduction to Writing and Naming Fractions
In this video, the teacher explains how to write and name fractions using numbers and words. The concept of numerator and denominator is introduced, with the numerator representing the number of counted or shaded parts and the...
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Writing Fractions with Numerators Other Than One
In this video, mathematicians will learn how to write fractions with numerators other than one by looking at shapes broken into equal parts. The teacher explains the concept of numerators and denominators, and demonstrates how to write...
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Recognizing Fractions by Breaking Shapes into Equal Parts
In this video, mathematicians learn how to recognize fractions by breaking shapes into equal parts. The teacher uses examples of cookies and candy bars to explain the concept of fractions as parts of a whole. Students are taught to...
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Solving Word Problems with Fractions: Using Keywords and Pictures
In this video lesson, mathematicians learn how to solve word problems involving fractions by identifying key words and using them to create visual representations. The four-step process outlined in the lesson helps students accurately...
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Representing Fractions by Dividing a Whole into Equal Parts
This lesson emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the parts are equal when dividing a whole into fractions. The teacher demonstrates various ways to divide a candy bar equally among friends and encourages students to think...
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Understanding Fractions: The Relationship Between Denominators and Fractional Parts
In this video, students are taught about fractions and how to compare them using models and real-world examples. They learn that the denominator represents the number of equal parts, while the numerator represents the number of parts...
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Pbs: Odd Squad: Things Are Coming Apart
Learn about dividing objects into equal sections in this fun clip from the Odd Squad. Someone is cutting things into pieces all over town! Olive and Otto are on the case, but Otto just wants to see his favorite magician--the Great Grinaldi.