Station: Cuisenaire Rods Before you begin this activity take a moment to read p. 8 of your booklet. ½ of the red block? White block Working with a partner, can you use the rods to represent ¼ofhalves? the brown block Cuisenaire Rods Task Card Red block quarters? 1/3 the blue block? of thirds? Lime green block Can youof work the answers to the following questions? Which rod is 1/5 theoutorange block? Red block 1 of the red block? 2 2/3 if 1 the dark green block is one Purple block 4 of the brown block? whole 1 unit? of the blue block? 3 1 if of the orange block? 3/2 5 the dark green rod 2 is one Blue Rod if the dark green rod is one whole unit? 3 unit? whole 3 2 if the dark green rod is one whole unit? 4 1unit, 1 unit, if the if thebrown brown block block is3?is 4/3? Dark green block Compose three questions to ask the other pairs in your group. Strand: Number Strand unit: Fractions Objective: Find, compare, order, count and identify fractions and equivalent fractions with denominators 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. Skill: Applying & problem solving; Communicating & Expressing; Integrating & Connecting; Reasoning; Implementing, Understanding & Recalling Answers: Cuisenaire Rods Task Card ½ of the red block? White block ¼ of the brown block Red block 1/3 of the blue block? Lime green block 1/5 of the orange block? Red block 2/3 if the dark green block is one Purple block whole unit? 3/2 if the dark green rod is one whole unit? Blue Rod 1 unit, if the brown block is 4/3? Dark green block Station: Geoboards & Dotted Paper Working with a partner and a geoboard, how many ways can you find to divide your geoboard into fifths? Record your results on dotted paper. Explain how you did it. What do you notice? Take note of the questions you, as the teacher, would ask to prompt mathematical thinking in your pupils as they engage in this activity. Strand: Number Strand unit: Fractions Objective: Compare, order, count and identify fractions and equivalent fractions with denominators 3, 5, 6, 9, 12 Skill: Applying & problem solving; Communicating & Expressing; Integrating & Connecting; Reasoning; Implementing Station: The Hundredth Wheel Before you begin this activity take a moment to read p. 9 of your booklet. Working with a partner, can you show the following on the Hundredth Wheel: Halves One Quarter Two Thirds 3/10 in Yellow. What fraction is shown by the other colour? 1/10 in Yellow. What fraction do you need to complete the wheel? 40/100 in Green. Write this using a decimal point. 5/10 in Green. Represent this fraction on an empty number line. Compose three questions to ask the other pairs in your group. Can you order and record your answers on an empty number line? Explain your answer. Did anyone do it a different way? Strand: Number Strand unit: Fractions Objective: Compare, order, count and Identify fractions and equivalent fractions with denominators 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 Skill: Applying & problem solving; Communicating & Expressing; Integrating & Connecting; Reasoning; Implementing, Understanding & Recalling Station: Paper Strips Fractions Working with a partner and 4 equal-length strips of paper, can you 1 1 1 2 4 8 represent 1 whole on one strip, s on one strip, s on another strip, on another on the final strip? Order your fractions from smallest to largest. What do you notice? Take note of the questions you, as the teacher, would ask to prompt mathematical thinking in your pupils as they engage in this activity. Strand: Number Strand unit: Fractions Objectives: Find, compare, order, count and identify fractions and equivalent fractions with denominators 2, 4, 8, 10. Skills: Applying & problem solving; Communicating & Expressing; Integrating & Connecting; Reasoning; Implementing, Understanding & Recalling Station: Set Model Working with your partner, sort your set for a particular property e.g. colour, type, size etc. Record your findings for the followng questions. We will need to tidy our material away soon. How many different ways can we record what we discovered? What is the largest subset in your set? What is the smallest subset in your set? What fraction of your set is blue/red/yellow? What fraction of your set is blue and red together? Represent your answer on an empty number line. If half of my set is 6/8/10, how many objects are in my total set? If quarter of my set is 2/3/4, how many objects are in my total set? What do you notice about the numerator and denominator in each of your answers? Compose three questions to ask the other pairs in your group. Strand: Number Strand unit: Fractions Objective: Find, compare, order, count and identify fractions and equivalent fractions with denominators 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10. Skill: Applying & problem solving; Communicating & Expressing; Integrating & Connecting; Reasoning; Implementing, Understanding & Recalling
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