Writing Fractions with Numerators Other Than One

The video tutorial explains how to write fractions with numerators other than one by examining shapes divided into equal parts. It covers the concepts of numerators and denominators, using examples with shapes divided into eighths and fourths. The tutorial demonstrates how to count and write fractions, emphasizing the importance of understanding the total number of parts and the number of shaded parts.

How can you read the fraction three eighths in different ways?

What steps would you take to find the fraction of a shape that is shaded?