English Code 5 Partitioning

• Date: November 19th, 2024

• Session: 54

• Purpose: Explore partitioning and fractions to apply them in telling the time using advanced expressions.

For this lesson, key words need to be cleared out.
As you match meanings, WRITE THEM IN YOUR NOTEBOOK
under the subtitle:
MATH:
PARTITIONING IN SPORTS

Match

Match the following synonyms.

• court

• Divide

• eighths

• equal

• fifths

law

split

1/8

same

1/5

• law

• split

• 1/8

• same

• 1/5

Match

Match the following

• fraction

• half/halves

• last

• part

• quarters

numerical representation of a part of a whole

1/2 or 2/4

final in a sequence

a piece of something

one-fourth of something

• numerical representation of a part of a whole

• 1/2 or 2/4

• final in a sequence

• a piece of something

• one-fourth of something

Match

Match the following

• score

• sevenths

• sixths

• whole

points

1/7

1/6

10/10

• points

• 1/7

• 1/6

• 10/10

Math Response

James and Charlie are eating a pizza. There are 10 slices and each has an equal amount. How many slices does each person have?

Type the fraction that represents the math and the result.

Type answer here

Correct Answer: \frac{10}{2}=5

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Multiple Choice

What do we use partitioning for?

• To divide whole things into eaual parts.

• To create backups of datasets.

• To eliminate redundancy in data storage.
• To reduce the size of datasets.

Multiple Choice

Each piece of a cake divided is a piece called

• portion
• fraction

• slice

Math Response

1  This rectangle is divided into halves.
    How many halves are there in a whole?

Type answer here

Correct Answer: 2

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Math Response

2  This circle is divided into thirds.
    How many thirds are there in a whole?

Type answer here

Correct Answer: 3

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Math Response

 3  This square is divided into quarters.
    How many quarters are there in a whole?

Type answer here

Correct Answer: 4

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Fill in the Blanks

We use partitioning to divide time into equal parts. When we tell the time, we can divide one hour (60 minutes) into two halves or four quarters.

In sports, we can divide a game into equal amounts of time. For example, a basketball game is played in four quarters. Each quarter lasts 10 minutes.

4  How long is a whole game?

Draw

1  Color half the court.

Draw

2  Color two thirds of the court.

Draw

3  Color one quarter of an hour.

Fill in the Blanks

Which teams are good at sharing? Look and answer.

1. How much pizza does
   Team A eat?

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Which teams are good at sharing? Look and answer.

2. How much pizza does
   Team C eat?

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Which teams are good at sharing? Look and answer.

3. Who eats the most pizza? 

Fill in the Blanks

Which teams are good at sharing? Look and answer.

4. Who eats the least pizza? 

fraction - Maze chase

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Draw

2. Read and color the fraction.

Draw

Read and color the fraction.

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Read and color the fraction.

Draw

Read and color the fraction.

Draw

Read and color the fraction.

Draw

Read and color the fraction.

Math Response

3. Read and write the fractions.

1. Slices for 3 children.

Type answer here

Correct Answer: \frac{3}{8}

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Math Response

2. Slices for 5 children.

Type answer here

Correct Answer: \frac{5}{8}

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Math Response

3. Slices for 7 children.

Type answer here

Correct Answer: \frac{7}{8}

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