Understanding Equivalent Fractions

The video tutorial covers Block 4, Topic 1, Lesson 1, focusing on equivalent fractions. It begins with an introduction and overview, followed by a detailed explanation of the learning target: showing and explaining equivalent fractions using models. The teacher reviews previous concepts related to equal groups and division, then demonstrates how to model equivalent fractions. Methods for checking fraction equivalency are discussed, along with practical applications and tools. The session concludes with practice problems and closing remarks.

What is the main objective of the lesson?

• To learn about division

• To understand equivalent fractions using models

• To solve complex equations

• To practice multiplication

What is the learning target of the lesson?

• To solve equations

• To understand geometry

• To show and explain equivalent fractions using models

• To practice addition

What concept from block 3 is related to fractions?

• Equal groups and division

• Subtraction

• Addition

• Geometry

What is the relationship between fractions and division?

• Fractions are unrelated to division

• Fractions are a type of division

• Fractions are the opposite of division

• Fractions are a result of addition

How can you use models to find equivalent fractions?

• By adding fractions

• By using different sized fraction pieces

• By subtracting fractions

• By dividing fractions

What is the purpose of using models in this lesson?

• To find equivalent fractions

• To subtract fractions

• To divide fractions

• To add fractions

What is the first step in creating equivalent fractions using models?

• Subtract the fractions

• Divide the whole into equal parts

• Add the fractions

• Multiply the fractions

What is the equivalent of 2 halves?

• 4 wholes

• 3 wholes

• 2 wholes

• 1 whole

What is the equivalent of 4 fourths?

• 1 whole

• 4 wholes

• 2 wholes

• 3 wholes

What is the equivalent of 8 eighths?

• 4 wholes

• 1 whole

• 2 wholes

• 3 wholes