Lesson 7
Fractions
Objective: To compare and order fractional numbers through
various interpretations, resources, and representations.
Keywords: Fractions, numerator, denominator, number line.
Vocabulary
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Nº |
English |
Spanish |
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1 |
A whole |
Un entero |
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2 |
below |
Debajo |
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3 |
Denominator |
Denominador |
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4 |
Equal |
Igual |
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5 |
Each |
Cada |
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6 |
Easy |
Fácil |
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7 |
Five twenties (5/20) |
Cinco veintavos |
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8 |
Four seventeen (4/17) |
Cuatro diecisieteavos |
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9 |
Into |
En |
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10 |
Many |
Muchos, muchas |
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11 |
Number line |
Recta numérica |
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12 |
Numerator |
Numerador |
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13 |
On the top |
En la parte superior |
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14 |
One half (1/2) |
Un medio |
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15 |
One third (1/3) |
Un tercio |
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16 |
Pay attention |
Prestar atención |
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17 |
Read |
Leer |
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18 |
Taken |
Tomado |
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19 |
These |
Estos, estas |
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20 |
Three eleven (3/11) |
Tres onceavos |
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21 |
Three quarters (3/4) |
Tres cuartos |
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22 |
Two fifths (2/5) |
Dos quintos |
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23 |
Very |
Muy |
Lesson Plan Nº7 - English version
Lesson Plan Nº 7 - Spanish version
Let’s learn about:
Fractions represent equal parts of
a whole or a collection.
Fraction
of a whole: When we divide a whole into equal parts, each part
is a fraction of the whole.
For example:
A
fraction has two parts: The number on the top of the line is called the NUMERATOR. It tells
how many equal parts of the whole or collection are taken.
The number below the line is called the DENOMINATOR. It
shows the total divisible number of equal parts the whole into or the total number of equal parts which are there in a collection.
Let’s see
these examples:
How to read Fractions? It’s very easy. Pay attention.
Fractions on a number line:
Fractions can be represented on a number line, as shown below.
Example:
Let's watch the following video!
Let's practice!
Activity Nº 1
Fill in the spaces using the following word list.
Activity Nº 2
Watch the following images and answer the questions.
