4. MATH- PROJECT- GRADE 6- FRACTION RUBRIC: CRITERIA 7-8 5-6 3-4 1-2 Techniques The student has demonstrated thorough competence when choosing and using techniques/materials and equipment. The student is able to choose and use the techniques, materials &/or equipment competently. The student is able to use the techniques, materials &/or equipment adequately. The student has difficulty using the techniques, materials &/or equipment. Design Specification The student has displayed excellent understanding of the design specification and has fully justified any modifications used. Student has shown good understanding of the design specification and was able to make necessary modifications to enhance the finished product. The student has demonstrated adequate understanding of the design specifications. Did not demonstrate any use of modifications to enhance final product. The student has demonstrated little understanding of the design specification. Procedure The student is fully able to understand and follow procedures and alter them where necessary. The student usually understands and follows correct procedures. The student sometimes has difficulty understand &/or following procedures. The students usually has difficulty understanding &/or following procedures. Finished Product The student produced an outstanding finished product. The student produced a well-made and well-presented product. The student produced a finished product which was of an adequate standard and quality. The student produced a finished product that was of a poor standard and low quality.
5. MEANING • One marble out of five marbles • Two marbles out of six marbles
6. • Three parts out of 4 equal parts MEANING • One part out of 3 equal parts
12. Equivalent Fraction Blue part = ½ Blue part = We can say that, to make an equivalent fraction: If we multiplied the Numerator by 2 , We must multiplied the Denominator by 2
14. Reduction to lowest term 21 .... 24 1. Divide with the denominator 2. Divide with HCF (Highest Common Factor) of 21 and 24 is 3. 4 .... 12 4 1 12 3 21 7 24 8
15. Comparison of Fraction Let us compare fraction : and 1. a. Make a list of equivalent fractions from each
16. Comparison of Fraction Let us compare fraction : and b. We choose the same denominator between each equivalent fractions
17. Comparison of Fraction Let us compare fraction : and c. Then compare those two fractions <
18. Comparison of Fraction Let us compare fraction : and 2. Short cut: “Cross Multiplication Method” 4 x 12 = 48 7 x 8 = 56 Because 48 is smaller than 56 so, <
20. Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers Proper Fraction , The Numerator smaller than the denominator Example: Improper Fraction , The Numerator greater than the denominator Example: Mixed Numbers , The sum of a whole number and a fraction Example:
30. 3 3 ? • Fraction as Division : Saundra has 1 cake , She wants to give the cake equally to 3 people , What is the fraction for the parts of those people? If each person get 1 3 So the fraction for the whole parts is : “ WHOLE”
31. 5 5 ? • Fraction as Division : Tiara has 1 cake , She wants to give the cake equally to 5 people , What is the fraction for the parts of those people? If each person get, 1 5 So the fraction for the whole parts is : “ WHOLE”
32. 5 5 ? • Fraction as Division : Erika has 2 cakes , She wants to give the cake equally to 4 people , What is the fraction for the parts of those people? If each person get, 2 4 So the fraction for the whole parts is : “ WHOLE”
33. Mixed Numbers Operation- Addition Add the number of the two fractions: 1 + 1 = 2 Add the fractions of the two fractions: Add the answers : 2 + 1 = 3
34. Mixed Numbers Operation- Addition Add the number of the two fractions: 1 + 1 = 2 Add the fractions of the two fractions: Add the answers : 2 + =
35. Mixed Numbers Operation- Subtraction Subtract the number of the two fractions: 2-1 = 1 Subtract the fractions of the two fractions: The answers : 1 and =
36. Mixed Numbers Operation- Subtraction Subtract the number of the two fractions: 3 - 1 = 2 Subtract the fractions of the two fractions: Add the answers : 2 and = 1 + - =
51. Fraction Exercise: CB pg. 24- 25 3. What is the greatest number of m pieces that you can cut from a 3- metre length of raffia? Answer: 3 : = 3 x = = 5 So, 5 is the greatest number of pieces