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Do you like pizza, cake, or pie? If so, learning this is a must! Investigate who among your peers eat the most of these food using the knowledge that you will gain from this lesson.
In this lesson, the students would compare fractions using the symbols >, < or =. They will create a fraction pizza using paper plates and the given templates. They will also answer worksheets to assess how much they learned on this topic.
Can you roll a dice and add the numbers that appear? Easy right? But what if we change the faces into fractions? Challenging!
Fractions are easy to learn when having fun! Get to know the differences between similar and dissimilar fractions with this math lesson.
They say big things start with small things, but in this lesson, we will be able to see a phenomenon where something small will start with something big. Math and shapes are truly interesting and this lesson will put it in full display.
Who would have thought that learning about patterns can be through something therapeutic? Discover how this is possible as students engage and participate in this activity!
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