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Lindsay uses fraction models to identify a fraction greater than 1.
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If you struggle with Fractions then it could be because you don't understand the meaning of Numerator and Denominator in Fractions.
Both of these numbers mean different things in a Simple Fraction and if you really want to understand Fractions then you must learn their meaning.
This lesson explains the meaning of Numerator and Denominator in a Simple Fraction and once you get it you find that the rest of Fractions starts to make a lot more sense.
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This is the fractions practice video for 5th grade students at Washington Elementary School in CUSD 200. Students, learn the song! I hope you enjoy it! Download the song at: http://www.mediafire.com/downl....oad/dw6h3r9c36kquld/
*Song by Ana Kendrick* *Lyrics by Mr. Duttweiler and Mr. Babb*
LYRICS:
Verse 1:
Did you know that math can be fun
So pay attention this is sweet
For the parts of a whole, you can write a decimal
That's equal to a fraction, yep it's neat
Chorus:
Fractions (fractions), fractions, fractions are what we need to know (oh-oh)
The numerator's on the top, denominators right below oh
Fractions are what we need to know (what we need to know)
Verse 2:
When you reduce you need the GCF
The greatest common factor
With that you must divide both the top and the bottom
Now you're a fraction master
Chorus:
Fractions (fractions), fractions, fractions are what we need to know (oh-oh)
The numerator's on the top, denominators right below oh
Fractions are what we need to know (what we need to know)
Now when you add or subtract them
A common denominator's what you need
So you find the LCM, the least common multiple
And with that, I know that you'll succeed
Chorus:
Fractions (fractions), fractions, fractions are what we need to know (oh-oh)
The numerator's on the top, denominators right below oh
Fractions are what we need to know (what we need to know)
Ok listen to this last part
To multiply you stay in line
But when you divide, you have to flip the second fraction
Then you can multiply just fine
Chorus:
Fractions (fractions), fractions, fractions are what we need to know (oh-oh)
The numerator's on the top, denominators right below oh
Fractions are what we need to know (what we need to know)
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In this video we cover how to multiply and divide fractions, as well as running through a few examples.
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Title: Introduction to Fractions: The Top Number - Fast And Easy Math Learning Videos
In this lesson, you will learn about the top number of a fraction. The top number of a fraction shows us how many parts are counted. Watch the red line as the parts are counted.
Nine parts are counted.
In the previous lesson, you learned that the bottom number of a fraction tells how many parts are in each whole unit.
Here, each whole unit has two parts.
Let's look at another example.
Six parts are counted and there are three parts in each whole unit.
Last one. Here, only one part is counted, and there are three parts in each whole unit.
Now try some on your own.
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This video is part 2 of our series on fractions. It covers the what mixed and improper fractions are, and how to convert between the two of them.
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Denominators Up to 10
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Welcome to Fractions on a Number Line with Mr. J! Need help placing fractions on number lines? You're in the right place!
Whether you're just starting out, or need a quick refresher, this is the video for you if you're looking for help with how to place a fraction on a number line. Mr. J will go through fractions on number line examples and explain the steps of how to plot a fraction on a number line.
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