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P1 - Introduction fractions

P1 - Introduction fractions

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Mathematics

2nd Grade

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Banda Lowe

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16 Slides • 2 Questions

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Introductions to Fractions

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When we write fraction in words, we need to pay attention to this:

  • Numerator uses cardinal number, such as: one, two, three, four, five, and so on.

  • Denominator uses ordinal number, such as: third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and so on.

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Multiple Select

Choose all the cardinal numbers.

1

two

2

third

3

three

4

four

5

fifth

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Multiple Select

Choose all the ordinal numbers.

1

third

2

four

3

fifth

4

fourth

5

six

6

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Special fraction:

  • For 1/2 we don't say it as one-second, but

     12 = half\frac{1}{2}\ =\ half  

  • For 1/4 we can say it as one forth or a quarter

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How do we say this fraction?

One half

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How do we say this fraction?

two halves is equal to one

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Quarter

  •   14 = oneforth or a quarter\frac{1}{4}\ =\ one-forth\ or\ a\ quarter  

  •  24 = twoforths or two quarters\frac{2}{4}\ =\ two-forths\ or\ two\ quarters 

  •  34 = threeforths or three quarters\frac{3}{4}\ =\ three-forths\ or\ three\ quarters  

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How do we say this fraction?

One fourth or one quarter

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How do we say this fraction?

Two quarters

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How do we say this fraction?

Two quarters or one half

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How do we say this fraction?

Three quarters

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How do we say this fraction?

Four quarters or one

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How do we say this fraction?

One third

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How do we say this fraction?

Two thirds

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How do we say this fraction?

Three thirds is equal to one

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Introductions to Fractions

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