1.3 Equal Part

What does it mean when parts are described as 'equal'?

• Each part is the same size

• Each part comes from different materials

• Each part is the same color

• Each part is a different size

What game does the teacher propose to help understand equal parts?

• "Size matters"

• "Equal or not"

• "Find the unequal part"

• "Are these equal parts?"

How many parts does the first example picture show?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Three

Which shape was used to show unequal parts?

• Rectangle

• Square

• Triangle

• Circle

Are the parts in the triangle picture equal?

• Yes, because they are the same size

• No, because they are the same size

• Yes, because they are different sizes

• No, because they are different colors

Why were the parts in the triangle considered equal?

• They were cut by a machine

• They had the same color

• They were all the same size

• They were all different sizes

What is tricky about counting the parts in the complex picture?

• The parts are too small

• The parts are overlapping

• The parts are of different colors

• The parts are visually deceptive

How many parts were in the blue square picture?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What real-life example is used to explain equal parts in the video?

• A pie

• A sandwich

• A pizza

• A cake

What does the teacher plan to do with the pizza at the end of the video?

• Share it with three friends

• Donate it

• Eat it alone

• Throw it away