So, It's just gotta make a shape.
For example: You could have 2/4 and a 1/2 and it would make a whole fraction.
Or maybe a fraction of an actual whole, 2/4 of 24 is 12 and that is the fraction of a whole.
That's it
Thanks
Hmm Mase, thank you for posting up some of your maths work but I don't think this quite explains what you have been learning. Are you looking at fractions of a whole e.g. 3/5 of 35? or equivalent fractions e.g. 1/2 = 2/4 = 3/6 etc. I know you have the knowledge you just need to think about how to explain it to others more clearly :)
Kia ora Mase, it’s Dayton from Paihia School, I really like your blog about you explain the simplified fractions of a whole. The reason I liked this maths equation is because you can explain this to people who are learning fractions in maths if they need help or even teach them as well. What I think you did well was of course was you explaining what you did with fractions and what I think you could do is add more information for the example bit. Overall it is pretty good. Hope to comment again.
Hmm Mase, thank you for posting up some of your maths work but I don't think this quite explains what you have been learning. Are you looking at fractions of a whole e.g. 3/5 of 35? or equivalent fractions e.g. 1/2 = 2/4 = 3/6 etc. I know you have the knowledge you just need to think about how to explain it to others more clearly :)
ReplyDeleteKia ora Mase, it’s Dayton from Paihia School, I really like your blog about you explain the simplified fractions of a whole. The reason I liked this maths equation is because you can explain this to people who are learning fractions in maths if they need help or even teach them as well. What I think you did well was of course was you explaining what you did with fractions and what I think you could do is add more information for the example bit.
ReplyDeleteOverall it is pretty good. Hope to comment again.