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In this lesson, you will experience fractions as a division of two integers and explore different ways to divide integers into fractional parts.

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Q1.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'A' hold?

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Q2.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'B' hold?

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Q3.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'C' hold?

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Q4.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of A?

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Q5.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of B?

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Q6.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of C?

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Q1.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'A' hold?

1/6

Q2.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'B' hold?

2/6

Q3.A full container holds 1L, how much does 'C' hold?

3/6

Q4.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of A?

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Q5.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of B?

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Q6.A football pitch has an area of 2 acres (an acre is a unit of land). It has been divided into four sections. What is the area of C?

6/6

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Q1.The rectangles below represent 3 chocolate bars. How much would each child get if they were shared between 5 children?

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Q2.11 children share 8 chocolate bars. How much do they get each?

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Q3.Which problem could match this diagram?

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Q4.A group of 7 people plan to share 4L of soda. Two people join the party and bring 1 L of soda. Does the amount of soda per person increase or decrease?

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Don’t worry if you get a question wrong! Forgetting is an important step in learning. We will recap next lesson.

Question 1

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Question 4

Q1.The rectangles below represent 3 chocolate bars. How much would each child get if they were shared between 5 children?

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Q2.11 children share 8 chocolate bars. How much do they get each?

2/4

Q3.Which problem could match this diagram?

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Q4.A group of 7 people plan to share 4L of soda. Two people join the party and bring 1 L of soda. Does the amount of soda per person increase or decrease?

4/4

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