Learning Resources Apple Fractions

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Getting hands on with a new learning concept it a great way to actively involve your child in the concept, which should help them to retain the information learned. This week’s theme is apples and I decided to use an apple to help explain basic fractions to my son.

In accordance with legislation we are required to collect a Royalty for all qualifying works of art. Any lot with an electrical fitting must be checked by a qualified electrician before connection to the mains electrical supply. Combine science, technology, engineering, math, and literacy this season with one cool book and a bag of real apples! But there is a big difference between wanting to learn something and taking the time to actually learn it. If children can name a fraction, they are ready to do calculations using like fractions (they have the same name).Each student will explore the different fractional parts that make up his or her apple and fit the pieces back together to see how they make up the whole. Of course (before I could finish my sentence) they wanted to know if they would be allowed to eat some of the chocolate chips. Each of the following activities is a variation on the same concept, so you can choose the materials that work best for you and your students. I gave each child a bowl of peanut butter, another bowl with mini chocolate chips, a butter knife and some apple slices. Whilst we endeavour to provide accurate statements we are unable to carry out exhaustive condition reports and we do not accept liability for the correctness of such opinions.

With that in mind, I designed this jumbo fraction packet with lots of hands-on fun, to make teaching and reinforcing those lessons quick, easy and interesting. Royalties in their entirety are paid to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS) and no handling fees or costs are retained by the Auctioneer. A set of nine wooden apples in original box, retailed by CRITAS, Doorn in the Netherlands, comprising nine hinged wood apple models in original cardboard box with label in lid. The end of summer and early fall is the perfect time to head to an apple orchard to go apple picking. Once the kids truly understand what makes a fraction a fraction, they will likely find it easier to work on other concepts that involve fractions.

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