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2. 1 What are Fractions? Multiplying Fractions with Manipulatives © Copyright all rights reserved

2. 1 What are Fractions? Multiplying Fractions with Manipulatives © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

I) Basic Fractions Using Pattern Blocks Fractions are used to represent part of a

I) Basic Fractions Using Pattern Blocks Fractions are used to represent part of a “Whole” Some fractions can be represented using pattern blocks: The yellow blocks is equal to one unit. “One whole” piece The green triangle is equal to of a “whole” The red semi hexagons is equal to The blue parallelograms is equal to Pattern Block Applet © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

Ex: Multiply the following fractions using Pattern Blocks The equation can be rewritten as

Ex: Multiply the following fractions using Pattern Blocks The equation can be rewritten as the sum of 4 fractions Rearrange the pieces to make a unit of 1 The product is equal to 1 and 1/3 Pattern Block Applet © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

Practice: Multiply using Pattern Blocks: Pattern Block Applet © Copyright all rights reserved to

Practice: Multiply using Pattern Blocks: Pattern Block Applet © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

II) Representing Fractions using Manipulatives Not all fractions can be represented using pattern blocks

II) Representing Fractions using Manipulatives Not all fractions can be represented using pattern blocks Learn to represent fractions with the area model Ex: Represent the following fractions using an area model in atleast two different ways © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

Practice: Represent the following fractions with an area model © Copyright all rights reserved

Practice: Represent the following fractions with an area model © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

III) Rules for Multiplying a Fraction with an Integer Ex: Multiply the following This

III) Rules for Multiplying a Fraction with an Integer Ex: Multiply the following This equation means that there are 24 boxes and 5 out of every 6 is coloured Begin by separating the boxes into 6 groups Then color 5 of the 6 groups Out of the 24 boxes, 20 of them are coloured © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

Practice: Multiply using Manipulatives Out of 20 boxes, 2/5 are coloured Out of 32

Practice: Multiply using Manipulatives Out of 20 boxes, 2/5 are coloured Out of 32 boxes, 3/8 are coloured Separate into 5 groups Separate into 8 groups Color 2 groups Color 3 groups Out of 20 boxes, 8 are colored Out of 32 boxes, 12 are colored © Copyright all rights reserved to Homework depot: www. bcmath. ca

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