For the past few weeks, weโve been knee-deep in fractions. Now, in second grade fractions are โeasyโ you spend like a week on them and boom you move onto time. ย Third gradeโฆ? Yeahโฆ not so muchโฆ weโre officially on our 4th week of fractionsโฆ yeahโฆ Who knew there was soooo much you needed to know about fractions?! LOL! ๐
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But hereโs a peek at our learning so far.
Fraction Vocabulary
To start our studies, We reviewed what a fraction is and worked through and discussed some key vocabulary. I added these posters to help with the concept as well!
I added this tab this little tab book in too, so we could glue it into our math ISNโs!
Fractions: Read the Room Style
To help review what fractions are and to gain some practice with partitioning shapes, we did a little โRead the Roomโ activity.
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It was the perfect review activity.
It allowed me to see who still needed help with partitioning shapes and fractions in general. Like these two cutiesโฆ
I Haveโฆ Who Hasโฆ Fraction Style
Coming back from Christmas break, we needed another refresher of fraction basics, so pulled this โI HaveโฆWho Hasโฆโ game for our first day back.
This was the perfect way to review fractions quickly. We were able to review key terms and discuss how to read fractions. The kids loved seeing how fast they could move through the game!
You can find all those activities and so many more in my newly updated, Fractions Unit. here in my TpT Store. ย See the rest of our fraction fun in third gradeโฆ here!
Check out our fraction learning in second grade by reading these two posts: ย this postโฆ and this post!
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Wish me luck! (See this fun lesson and so much more here!)