10 Fractions


We are learning to: Identify halves and quarters.


Calculate half or a quarter of a set up to 20.


Day One Look at the example below. Rita had 4 hairbands. She gave 1


4 of them to Sophia. How many


hairbands did she give to Sophia? Circle the numbers and keywords: 4 hairbands, gave 1


Link with operation needed (+ or −): None Use a strategy: Draw a picture.


Estimate and calculate: 1 4 means 1 out of 4.


Summarise how you got your answer: I know that 1


4 hairbands to Sophia.


Try these. 1


2


Mars has two moons named Phobos and Deimos. Earth has half that amount. How many moons do they have altogether?


Conor had 4 oranges. He cut all of them in half. How many halves did he have?


Answer: 3


Noel’s granny gave him €12 and told him to give half to his sister. Noel then spent half of his share on a slushie. How much money did he have left?


44 Strand: Number Strand Unit: Fractions Marks: /1


Answer: 1


4 is 1 out of 4, so I knew that Rita gave 1 of the 4 to Sophia


Answer:


Marks:


/1


Answer: €


Marks: Today’s Marks:


/3 /5


Week 10


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