Modeler des fractions Objectif. Visualize fractions Objective

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Modeler des fractionsModeler des fractionsObjectif

Visualize fractionsVisualize fractionsObjective

Enseigne moi les fractions…Enseigne moi les fractions…Définition, parties et types.

Teach me fractions…Teach me fractions…Definitions, parts and types.

Montre ce que tu sais faire!Montre ce que tu sais faire!

Show what you can do!Show what you can do!

Jeu: pizza deluxeJeu: pizza deluxe Tous les morceaux de pizza sont éparpillés, face

contre table. Chacun son tour, on peut:

– Faire tourner la roulette et on trouver la fraction parmi les morceaux éparpillés. Le joueur peut garder le morceau si c’est la bonne fraction.

OU– Faire une transaction équitable (échanger 1 demi pour

2 quarts) Le premier joueur qui complète une pizza gagne. NB: Si un joueur a trop de pizza, il peut en

débuter une seconde mais on ne peut plus les mélanger.

Game: pizza deluxeGame: pizza deluxe

All pizza slices are spread out face down on the table.

On a turn, one may: – Spin the roulette and find the selected piece. If the

piece picked is the right one, the player may keep it.OR

– Complete a fair exchange (ex: switch his half for 2 quarters)

The winner is the one with the 1st complete pizza***If a player has too much pizza, he must start a

new pizza that is never to be mixed or traded with the first one.

FractionsFractions

Les nombres employés pour exprimer une fraction sont appelés les termes:– Le terme du haut est appelé le

NUMÉRATEUR: il indique combien de parties il y a.

– Le terme du bas s’appelle le DÉNOMINATEUR: il indique combien de parties il faut pour faire le tout.

Exemple:

2 ← numérateur3 ← dénominateur

Une fraction est la manière d’exprimer la partie d’un tout.

FractionsFractions

The numbers used to express a fraction are called the terms of a fraction:– The top term is called the

NUMERATOR: it shows how many parts there are.

– The bottom part is the DENOMINATOR: it shows how many parts make the whole thing.

Example:

2 ← numerator3 ← denominator

A fraction is a way to express a part of a whole.

Fractions impropresFractions impropres

Improper fractionsImproper fractions

Fraction: propre et impropreFraction: propre et impropre

FRACTION PROPRE

Une fraction où le numérateur est plus petit que le dénominateur.

Ex: 3 19 995 25

100

FRACTION IMPROPRE

Une fraction plus grande que 1: le numérateur est égal ou plus grand que le dénominateur.

Proper vs. Improper fractionProper vs. Improper fraction

PROPER FRACTION

A fraction where the numerator is less than the denominator.

Ex: 3 19 995 25 100

IMPROPER FRACTION

A fraction greater than 1: the numerator is equal or greator than the numerator.

Quelle fraction correspond au Quelle fraction correspond au model?model?

What fraction matches the model?What fraction matches the model?

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Dénominateur 5

Numéateur 4

Propre ou impropre?

Propre

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Dénominator 5

Numerator 4

Proper or improper

Proper

Une dictée!!!! Sort une feuille!Une dictée!!!! Sort une feuille!

A dictation!!!! Loose leaf!A dictation!!!! Loose leaf!

Réponse \\ AnswersRéponse \\ Answers1. ¾2. ½3. 5/84. 8/55. 7/126. 5/107. 2/58. 19/309. 20/10010. 9/16

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Source: C. C. Long Home Geography for Primary Grades (New York: American Book Company, 1894)

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