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Equivalent Fraction

Exploring Fractions

Grade 2, Grade 3

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Math & Movement

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Have students walk along the mat starting at 1/2. Make sure that they take time to observe and discuss the pictures on that space. You can introduce terminology through this exploration; for example, “One whole divided into two equal parts. It is called one half.” Continue this process across the mat for 1/3, 1/4, etc., making sure that students are vocalizing their observations.

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