serve, bump, set......fractions?????

11/2/2022

Go Eagles!

Zing! Zam! Zip! The day sure went by quickly. Just like a flash of lightning.

In the morning we had a volleyball lesson from Miss Liz. After a warm up, students practised bumping setting and serving before playing a fun game involving all 3 skills. After getting our blood flowing students learned two new ways to write an engaging introduction before they got to work on their writing. After recess we continued on with our fractions and decimals lesson. Students learned the difference between equivalent decimals. They are the same amount but just different sized pieces! We finished off the day with a reading strategy assessment. What a full day of learning!

1) ALPHABIOGRAPHY WRITING: Complete your 7th piece (Due tomorrow)

2) MATH: No homework

3.)FRENCH: Decide what you will be cooking by tomnorrow!

4.) POST A RESPONSE:

LEARNING INTENTION: I can explain the difference between types of fractions

Standard/proper fractions
Improper fractions
Mixed number fractions
Equivalent fractions
Decimals fractions
Equivalent decimals.

SUCCESS CRITERIA:

Copy and past the list of fraction types above
Add an example for each fraction type
Explain what each type represents

Read another students post to give them some feedback improve.
edit/revise based on the feedback you receive

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Alex

11/2/2022 05:21:53 pm

first

Chloe

11/2/2022 05:21:59 pm

First! And wowww nice use of the hooks Mr. Fisher-

11/2/2022 05:22:18 pm

Welp nevermind-

11/2/2022 05:28:25 pm

@Fisher for the success criteria is it copy and paste?

Mr. Fisher

11/2/2022 05:53:58 pm

Yes, then add the example and explanation.

Jan

11/2/2022 05:31:12 pm

I think so

Thomas

11/2/2022 05:41:06 pm

First

11/2/2022 05:45:14 pm

Um…

Haydee

11/2/2022 05:58:42 pm

Lol

11/2/2022 05:43:28 pm

5th

Kiran

11/2/2022 06:02:28 pm

First!

11/2/2022 06:01:33 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions: 6/7, standard fractions are fractions that are normal.

2. Improper fractions: 123/6, improper fractions are fractions that have a numi number that is bigger than the denomi number.

3. Mixed number fractions: 1 and 3/4, mixed number fractions are fractions that have one whole and one standard fraction.

4. Equivalent fractions: 1/2=2/4, equivalent fractions are fractions that are different but have the same value.

5. Decimals fractions: .25=25/100, decimal fractions are fractions that have a denomi of 10, 100, 1000 etc.

6. Equivalent decimals: 1.3560=1.356000000, Equivalent decimals are decimal numbers that have the same value.

Aryah

11/2/2022 06:15:13 pm

1-Standard/proper 8/9 is a proper fraction

2-Improper fractions an improper fraction is when the numerator is larger than the denominator= 9/3

3-Mixed number fractions mixed number fractions are combining three parts, a whole number, denominator and numerator= 1 2/3

Equivalent fractions are fractions that are equal to each other = 1/2=2/4

Equivalent decimals are decimal fractions that are equal to each other = 0.3 = 0.30

Max

11/2/2022 06:20:46 pm

you forgot the decimal fractions

11/2/2022 06:50:29 pm

why do the numbering disappear from the fourth line and also I think you missed decimal fraction. Its not there.

11/2/2022 06:18:39 pm

Standard/Proper factions: standard fractions are fractions that are normal E.G. 12/18

Improper fractions: improper fractions are fractions that have a numerator that's greater than the denominator E.G. 1232424/2

Mixed number fractions: Mixed number fractions are fractions that have one whole and one standard fractons E.G 2 and 5/6

Equivalent fractions: equivalent fractions are fractions that look different but have to same value E.G. 5/10 = 10/20

Decimal fractions: decimal fraction are fractions that have a denominator of 10, 100, 1000 etc.

Equivalent decimals: Equivalent decimals are decimals numbers that look different, but haave the same value E.G. 1.25 = 1.2500000000

Diana

11/2/2022 06:48:07 pm

I don't think you give a example for decimal fractions

11/2/2022 10:15:33 pm

Wait... what? But I thought we had to do every one?

11/2/2022 08:46:21 pm

Standard/Proper factions: standard fractions are fractions that are normal E.G. 12/18

Improper fractions: improper fractions are fractions that have a numerator that's greater than the denominator E.G. 1232424/2

Mixed number fractions: Mixed number fractions are fractions that have one whole and one standard fractons E.G 2 and 5/6

Equivalent fractions: equivalent fractions are fractions that look different but have to same value E.G. 5/10 = 10/20

Decimal fractions: decimal fraction are fractions that have a denominator of 10, 100, 1000 etc. E.G. 1/10

Equivalent decimals: Equivalent decimals are decimals numbers that look different, but haave the same value E.G. 1.25 = 1.2500000000

Vyom

11/2/2022 06:28:56 pm

Standard fraction are fractions like 5/7 or 1/2

A improper fraction is when the denominator is bigger like 7/5

Mixed number fraction are the denominator and the numerator as well as one whole like
2 and 5/7

Fraction decimals are fraction that have the denominator of 10,100,1000

11/2/2022 06:35:26 pm

1.Standard/proper fractions: (1/2) Their numerator values are less than the denominators.

2.Improper fractions: (4/2) their numerator values are more than the denominators.

3.Mixed number fractions: (5 and 3/6) numbers that consist of a whole number and a proper fraction.

4.Equivalent fractions: (6/2 = 1/3) they are fractions that have different numbers but still have the same values.

5.Decimals fractions: (5=5/10) they are fractions which have the denominators of 10,100,1000 and more.

6.Equivalent decimals (0.30=0.300000000000) They are decimal numbers that have the same value. However, the one with more zeros would be way more tinier.

Remember: A numerator is how many parts are being referred and a denominator is how many equal pieces make a whole.

Sam

11/2/2022 06:36:54 pm

Standard/proper fractions: normal numerator bigger than denominator 6/7
Improper fractions: not normal numerator is equal or smaller than the denominator. 12/5
Mixed number fractions: improper fractions simplified 2 3/4
Equivalent fractions: fractions that are equal 4/4=2/2
Decimals fractions: fractions expressed as decimals 0.5
Equivalent decimals: decimals that are equal 0.5 = 0.5

11/2/2022 06:37:31 pm

Standard/proper fractions are when a fraction has a smaller numerator than the denominator. An example would be two thirds, the two is the numerator and smaller than the denominator, three.

Improper fractions are fractions that have a bigger numerator than the denominator. An example would be three halves, the three is bigger than the denominator which is what an improper fraction is.

Mixed numbers are numbers with one whole number but also has more. An example would be 1 and2/3. There is one whole number and 2 of what there was 3. If there are pies split in 3 and one slice is taken, then there are 2 slices left of three pies that were there. But there is another pie split in three untouched. Then there would be one WHOLE pie still there. That would make the whole number in 1 and 2/3. 2/3 is the pie that one piece that was taken.

Equivalent fractions are when two fractions are equal. 1/2 and 2/4 may have different numerators and denominators but they represent the same value.

A decimal fraction is where a fraction has a denominator with multiples of 10. An example would be 3/10, the denominator is a multiple of 10. 3/10 can also be written as 0.3.

Equivalent decimals are decimals that have the same value. An example of an equivalent decimal is 40.5 and 40.5000. 40.5000 may have more zeros but it just says that the whole thing is split in more pieces than 40.5.

11/2/2022 06:45:23 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions
a normal fraction with a bigger denominator and smaller numerator
example: 5/10

2. Improper fractions
a fraction with a bigger numerator than the denominator
example: 6/4

3. Mixed number fractions
a fraction that has a whole number and a standard fraction
example: 1 and 2/4

4. Equivalent fractions
multiple different fractions with the same value
example: 2/4=3/6

5. Decimals fractions
a fraction with a denominator of 10, 100 etc.
example: 2/10

6. Equivalent decimals
different decimals with the same value
example: 0.253=0.25300

jahan

11/2/2022 07:20:36 pm

Standard/proper fractions a fraction which has its numerator value less than the denominator

Improper fraction A fraction that the numerator is bigger than the denominator

Mixed number fractions A factor formed by combining 3 parts

Equivalent fractions Fractions that represent the same number even though they look different

Decimals fractions A fraction whose denominator is a power of ten

Equivalent decimals Fractions that represent the same number even though they look different

Kaede

11/2/2022 07:52:58 pm

@jahan
I think you need to give an example for everyone of them.

Taedyn

11/2/2022 07:35:13 pm

Standard/proper fractions: it is when the numerator is lower then the denominator
Improper fractions: it is when the numerator is higher then the denominator
Mixed number fractions: it is when there is a whole number and a proper fraction
Equivalent fractions: it is when they represent the same value but in different numbers
Decimals fractions: it is when the denominator is a power of then
Equivalent decimals: it is when the decimal numbers that have the same value

emily k

11/2/2022 08:03:19 pm

You should add a number example for them instead of just explaining it in words.

11/2/2022 07:51:39 pm

#1 Standard/proper fractions example: 3/8

represent: when a fraction has a smaller numerator than the denominator.

#2 Improper fractions example: 8/3

represent: when a fraction has a bigger numerator than the denominator.

#3 Mixed number fractions example: 1 and 8/3

represents: when a fraction has a standard fraction and a whole mixed together.

#4 Equivalent fractions example: 1/2=2/4

represents: when fraction is equal to another (other) fraction.

#5 Decimals fractions example: 2/100

represents: A fraction that has a denominator of 10,100,1000 etc.

#6 Equivalent decimals example: 0.1389=0.13890000000

represents: when different decimals are the same value

11/2/2022 08:00:32 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions are when the number on the top (numerator) is smaller than the number on the bottom (denominator). This is the fraction at it's simplest form. Ex:1/2

2. Improper fractions are when the numerator is bigger than the denominator. Ex: 8/3

3. Mixed number fractions are fractions that have a whole number and a fraction. Ex: 1 3/8

4. Equivalent fractions are fractions that have the same value. Ex. 1/2 and 2/4

5. Decimals fractions are fractions with a multiple of 10, 100, 1000, etc. Ex: 4/10 can be written as 0.4

6. Equivalent decimals are decimals with the same value. Ex: 0.112 and 0.112000

11/2/2022 08:02:26 pm

Standard/proper fractions: normal fractions ex.1/2
Improper fractions: when the numerator is larger than the denominator ex. 8/3
Mixed number fractions: improper fractions fixed into proper fractions ex. 8/3–> 2 2/3
Equivalent fractions: Fractions with the same value but different numbers ex. 3/4=6/8
Decimal fractions: a fraction whose denominator is a multiple of 10 ex. 3/100, 30/1000, 300/10000
Equivalent decimals: When decimals have different numbers, but the same value ex: 3.000=3

emily k revised

11/2/2022 08:04:33 pm

Kevin

11/2/2022 08:09:34 pm

Do you know fractions? I will explain it to you so there is different type of fractions rule because fractions are divisions problems there value depends on top and bottom there some basic the first rule that will helps us estimate the value of the fractions and that will about where in the number line if the top number is 0 the value of the fraction is always 0 for example 0 over 2 or 0 over 20 000 it still be 0 and this called zero fractions, you can't make like 5 over 0 because you can't divide 0 into another part

The second rule is if the bottom number bigger than the top number, and the value will be greater than 0 but less than 1
The third rule is if the top and the bottom number is the same then the value of fractions will always be 1 so if you have 1 over 1, or 5 over 5 it will always be 1 and this called the whole fractions

The fourth rule is if the top number is greater than the bottom number than the value fractions will be bigger that 1 this fractions called improper fractions

Kevin revised

11/3/2022 04:31:25 pm

Do you know fractions?
I will explain it to you, so there is different type of fractions rule because fractions are divisions problems there value depends on top and bottom, the first rule that will helps us estimate the value of the fractions and that will about where in the number line if the top number is 0 the value of the fraction is always 0, for example 0 over 2 or 0 over 20 000 it still be 0 and this called zero fractions, you can't make like 5 over 0 because you can't divide 0 into another part.

The second rule is if the bottom number bigger than the top number, and the value will be greater than 0 but less than 1
The third rule is if the top and the bottom number is the same then the value of fractions will always be 1 so if you have 1 over 1, or 5 over 5 it will always be 1 and this called the whole fractions.

The fourth rule is if the top number is greater than the bottom number than the value fractions will be bigger that 1 this fractions called improper fractions.

Zara

11/2/2022 08:19:43 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions: A fraction where the value of the numerator is less than the denominator. e.g. 4/6.

2. Improper fractions: A fraction where the value of the numerator is bigger than the denominator. e.g. 5/3.

3. Mixed number fractions: A proper fraction that has an extra whole number. It is a fraction with a whole number, denominator, and numerator. e.g. 2 and 3/5.

4. Equivalent fractions: Two fractions with different numbers that represent the same value. e.g. 1/4=2/8

5. Decimal fractions: A fraction that has a denominator that is a power of ten. e.g. 3/10, 56/100, 430/1000, etc.

6. Equivalent decimals: Two decimal numbers that have the same value. e.g. 13.5 and 13.500. 13.500 is the same as 13.5, it just has more zeroes and is represented differently.

Lyxa

11/2/2022 08:31:28 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions
Ex: 2/4 fractions greater than 0 but less than
1.

2. Improper fractions
Ex: 8/4 a fraction in which the numerator is greater that the
denominator.

3. Mixed number fractions
Ex: 5 3/6 A mixed number can be changed to an improper fraction
by multiplying the denominator by the whole number and then
adding the numerator.

4. Equivalent fractions
Ex: 1/2=2/4 fractions that have the same amount of value.

5. Decimals fractions
Ex: 8/10=0.8
fractions whose denominator is 10 or
higher powers of 10, like 100, 1000.

6. Equivalent decimals
Ex: 0.3=0.30
equal decimals/decimals with equal value

11/3/2022 06:51:31 am

2. Improper fractions
Ex: 8/4 a fraction in which the numerator is greater than the
denominator

gabriel

11/2/2022 09:04:59 pm

Standard/proper fractions. is a fraction where the numerator is lower than the denominator a proper/standard fraction looks like this 3/4
Improper fractions. an improper fraction is the opposite of a proper/standard fraction it looks like this 19/10
Mixed number fractions. a mixed fraction is a fraction with a whole number and a fraction a mixed fraction looks like 2 and 3/4
Equivalent fractions. an equivalent fraction is 2 fractions that are equal to each other for example 1/4=25/100
Decimals fractions. a decimal fraction is a fraction which denominator is the power of 10
Equivalent decimals. an equivalent decimal is 2 decimal fractions that have the same value

11/3/2022 04:32:38 pm

For feedback i think you have to add a gap between the other fractions so people don’t get confused

Leo

11/2/2022 09:33:06 pm

Standard/proper fractions are fractions where the numi is lower than the denomi. Some examples are 3/4, 6/10, 1792/13829.
Improper fractions are fractions where the numi is higher than the denomi. Some examples are 312/2 3413/3412, 2/1.
Mixed number fractions are fractions but if the fraction is improper, it gets a number beside it with a value of 1. The amount of ones you get is how many denomis can fit into the numis and the rest is a fraction. Examples are 12/5.two fives can fit into twelve and the remainder is two so it's 2 and 2/5. If a number is proper, you can leave it or write a zero next to it. Example 3/4 zero fours can fit into three and the remainder stays so it's 0 and 3/4.
Equivalent fractions are when the numi and denomi of one fraction is equivalent to another fraction, but the numi and denomi is different. Examples are 1/2 and 2/4, 4/5 and 8/10.
Decimals fractions are fractions where the denomi is powers of ten. Examples 3/10, 57/100, 2314431/100000000000
Equivalent decimals are decimals with the same value but more zeros. Examples are 13.572 and 13.572000000.

Nadine

11/2/2022 09:45:26 pm

1. Standard/Proper Fractions: (1/2) Fractions that’s numerator is smaller than the denominator.

2. Improper Fractions: (7/3) When the denominator of the fraction is greater than the numerator.

3. Mixed Number Fractions: (1 and ½) Fractions that have a whole number/s and a standard fraction.

4. Equivalent Fractions: (2/3 = 4/6) Fractions that look different, although they both have the same amount.

5. Decimal Fractions: (3/10) Fractions with the denominator as a power of 10.

6. Equivalent Decimals: (0.5 = 0.50) Decimal numbers that present the same value

11/2/2022 10:29:17 pm

Standard/proper fractions: Standard fractions are fractions that you see almost every day, like ¾.

Improper fractions: Are fractions that have a bigger numerator than dominator, for example 123/4.

Mixed number fractions: Fractions that are made of a whole number and a standard fraction, for example, 1 and 5/9.

Equivalent fractions: Are fractions that have the same amount but expressed differently: 2/4 and 4/8.

Decimals fractions: Fractions that are like 0.25, which is 25/100 (¼) in fraction form.

Equivalent decimals: Equivalent decimals are decimals that look different but are the same, like 0.1230 and 0.123000

11/2/2022 10:37:55 pm

Standard/proper fractions: Standard fractions are fractions that you see almost every day, like ¾.

Improper fractions: Are fractions that have a bigger numerator than dominator, for example 123/4.

Mixed number fractions: Fractions that are made of a whole number and a standard fraction, for example, 1 and 5/9.

Equivalent fractions: Are fractions that have the same amount but expressed differently: 2/4 and 4/8.

Decimals fractions: Fractions that have a dominator of the power of 10. Like, 10, 100, etc.

Equivalent decimals: Equivalent decimals are decimals that look different but are the same, like 0.1230 and 0.123000

Hayley

11/2/2022 10:31:20 pm

Standard/proper fractions: A fraction where the numi is less than the denomi (e.g. 1/2)
Improper fractions: A fraction where the numi is larger than the denomi (e.g. 9/2
Mixed number fractions: An improper fraction can be converted into this, it consists of a whole number and a standard fraction. (e.g. 5¾)
Equivalent fractions: Two fractions that are written differently but are the same amount. (e.g. 1/2 and 3/6)
Decimals fractions: Decimal fractions are fractions in which the denomi is a power of ten (e.g. 1/100, 1/1000)
Equivalent decimals: two decimals that are written differently but represent the same value (e.g. 0.1 and 0.10000)

11/2/2022 10:35:43 pm

Ooh1 But maybe you forgot to add a bracket for sentence 2? Also you gave every sentence expect for the last one a capital.

11/2/2022 10:36:22 pm

Woah okie... I have tons of grammar mistakes...

11/4/2022 07:01:24 pm

O okay ty :)
(revised)
Standard/proper fractions: A fraction where the numi is less than the denomi (e.g. 1/2)
Improper fractions: A fraction where the numi is larger than the denomi (e.g. 9/2)
Mixed number fractions: An improper fraction can be converted into this, it consists of a whole number and a standard fraction. (e.g. 5¾)
Equivalent fractions: Two fractions that are written differently but are the same amount. (e.g. 1/2 and 3/6)
Decimals fractions: Decimal fractions are fractions in which the denomi is a power of ten (e.g. 1/100, 1/1000)
Equivalent decimals: Two decimals that are written differently but represent the same value (e.g. 0.1 and 0.10000)

Alice

11/2/2022 11:38:56 pm

1. Standard/proper fractions-8/9 numerator is smaller
2. Improper fractions-10/5 numerators larger than the denominator
3. Mixed number fractions-3 and 3/4 a whole and a proper fraction
4. Equivalent fractions-1/2=2/4 different numbers but with the same value
5. Decimals fractions- 1/10 has a denominator of 10,100,1000 and so on/power of 10
6. Equivalent decimals-0.4 0.40 a decimal number with the same value

Emily. C

11/3/2022 08:26:19 am

Standard/proper fractions - as they are named, normal ones e.g- 40/60 this fraction just shows you how much of one thing has been taken away, added, etc.
Improper fractions quite the opposite of standard/proper fractions, e.g 60/40 the numerator is always bigger then the denominator in this situation
Mixed number fractions- this is the second(ish) version of improper fractions, e.g - 1and 3/4 you usually use this fraction when you turn a improper fraction into this.
Equivalent fractions - they are basically the same fractions but just said differently e.g 1/2 = 2/4 since they are same in value but (again) said differently.
Decimals fractions- The decimal fractions are basically when their denominator is a power of ten, e.g 70/100
Equivalent decimals. They are basically where you have decimals that are the same value (like Equivalent fractions but not) e.g- 0.49=0.490

11/3/2022 10:04:12 pm

Standard fraction is when the numerator has a less value than the denominator. (e.g., 2/4 or 3/5 both of these examples show that denominator is bigger than the numerator.
Improper Fractions is a fraction in which the numerator is bigger than the denominator e.g., 7/ 3 and 4/2.
Mixed Numbers consist of three parts the numerator, the denominator and a whole number e.g., 3 and 1/4 also 5 and 3/2. The numi and the denomi are the main two parts of the mixed number.
Decimal Fractions is when the denominator is a power of ten e.g., 80/100 or 60/100.
Equivalent decimals are when the numbers have the same value but just add more zeros e.g., 0.90= 0.900 and 0.50=0.500 it is the same value just more zeros.
Equivalent Fractions are different fractions with the same value e.g., 2/4 and 3/6 or 2/9 and 4/18.

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