Mission Accomplished! You are now a Master of Fairness. Not quite fair yet! Remember, every piece must be the same size. Try again! Fairness Meter ... Is it ... ? ... Or ... Beautiful! You planted exactly 1/4 of the garden. Not quite! You planted squares. To make 1/4 of 64, we need squares.
If a chocolate bar is cut into one giant piece and one tiny piece, is it a fraction?
Fractions must always be made of equal parts to be fair!
What do we call a complete, undivided object before we cut it?
The "Whole" is our starting point before we partition it.
If you fold a paper pizza perfectly down the middle, what fraction do you create?
Folding into two equal parts creates two halves (1/2).
Where does the Denominator live in our "Fraction House"?
The Denominator stays "Down" to tell us the total number of pieces.
In the fraction 1/4, what does the number 4 represent?
The bottom number always shows how many pieces the whole was cut into.
Which part of the fraction tells us the "Number of pieces we get to eat"?
The Numerator counts the specific parts we are talking about.
What is a fraction with a numerator of 1 called?
A Unit Fraction always has a 1 on top, representing a single piece of the whole!
Which of these is a Unit Fraction?
1/3 is a unit fraction because its numerator is exactly 1.
If you eat 1 slice of a pizza cut into 8 equal pieces, what fraction did you eat?
You ate 1 piece (Numerator) out of 8 total pieces (Denominator), so that's 1/8!
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The Quest for Fairness: Sharing One Whole
EvoClass-MATH001 Lesson 5
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$\frac{1}{2}$
$\frac{3}{4}$
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Today, we are going to learn how to divide shapes into perfectly equal pieces so that every friend gets a fair amount!
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In the world of fractions, fairness is everything! If we divide a shape into parts that are not the same size, we can't call them fractions. We call those "impostors." To be a true fraction, every single piece must be equal.
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Sub-Topic 1
The Equality Rule
Ensuring every piece is exactly the same size.
Fractions have two main parts separated by a bar. The Denominator lives "Downstairs" and tells us how many equal pieces the whole was cut into. The Numerator lives "Upstairs" and tells us the number of pieces we actually have or are eating!
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Sub-Topic 2
The Fraction House
Learning where the Numerator and Denominator live.
A Unit Fraction is the building block of all fractions! It's what we call it when we only have exactly ONE piece of the whole. The Numerator is always 1!
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Sub-Topic 3
Unit Fractions
The power of exactly ONE piece.
Think about a pizza! If you share it with 2 people, you get a huge slice. If you share it with 100 people, you only get a tiny crumb! More parts mean smaller pieces.
Did you know?
The Inverse Size Rule: The bigger the bottom number (Denominator), the smaller each individual slice gets!
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Mission Complete!

You are a Master of Fairness!

Mission: The 1/4 Garden
Plant flowers in exactly $\frac{1}{4}$ of the grid (Unit Fraction).
Total: 64
Planted: 0