4. Flexibility with fractions using 10 dice (Levels 4 and 5)
Number Flexibility Games
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6m 6s
Peter Sullivan introduces engaging activities for teaching fractions to level four and five classes. Using 10 dice, students learn to create and understand proper fractions, recognize their order, and explain their reasoning. The session also explores improper fractions and mixed numbers, enhancing students' fluency and understanding of conversions. The abstract nature of fractions is highlighted, showcasing their versatility in teaching various mathematical concepts.
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