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DLs: No zoom today.
Finish fraction poster.
Complete Red WB p. 187-188.

In Person:
Finish your fraction poster from yesterday

Complete Red WB p. 187-188
(TRAY 1)

Then rotate through the tasks below.  Spend about 10-15 minutes at each task.

Hot Dots
Equivalent Fractions Cards
Math App
Brainpop Jr. Activity binder p. 8
Jen's compare fractions game?

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With your team...

1. Put binder p. 5 in a clear sleeve.
2. Determine the fraction for each point on the lines.
3. Shade ½, 2/4, and 4/8.  What do you notice? (equivalent) What do you wonder? (why didn’t we shade the thirds?)

1. Title your poster "Equivalent Fractions"
2. Divide your poster into 4 quadrants.
3. Write equivalent statements in the first quadrant using what you learned from the number line.
½ = 2/4 = 4/8.
4. Cut out the fraction tiles and circles for the fractions above.  (binder p. 6-7)
5. Label the unit fraction for each one.
6. Glue them onto quadrant 1.

Repeat using the fractions below:
Quadrant 2: one-third
Quadrant 3: two-thirds
Quadrant 4: one-fourth

Challenge/Early Finishers:
Use your fraction tiles to find more equivalent fractions and add them to your poster.

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Equivalent Fraction Review
Binder p. 1-2
Model and scaffold.

Evidence Collection
binder p. 3-4  ODD
Model: 1
Partners: 3

Alone: 5

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Materials:
Red Workbook p. 184
Scissors

You don't need a partner.  Follow these directions:

Cut out the fraction cards.
Place them face down.
Choose two cards.
If the are EQUIVALENT, keep them.
If they are NOT, put them back down.
Continue playing until you've matched ALL cards correctly.

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Complete Red Workbook p. 185-186

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Watch  to review equivalent fractions.

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Intro to equivalent fractions | Fractions | 4th grade | Khan Academy

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45 minutes iReady Math
Multiplication Tent

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equivalent
numerator
denominator
partition

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I can use pictures and number lines to determine whether two fractions are equal in size.