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Numbers and Operations

In this 6th grade math lesson, Mrs. Gallup focuses on the fundamentals of numbers and operations, including an in-depth exploration of fractions. Students will learn to identify and name the parts of a fraction, understand the relationship between decimals, fractions, and percents, and convert between these forms. Additional concepts such as integers will also be covered. Aligned with South Carolina Learning Standards 6-2.1 and 6-2.2, this lesson includes engaging activities like "Name That Fraction" to enhance understanding and application.

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Numbers and Operations

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  1. Numbers and Operations 6th Grade Math Mrs. Gallup

  2. Learning Objectives: • Understand and name the parts of a fraction. • Understand the relationship between decimals, fractions, and percents • Convert between fractions, decimals, and percents • Understand the concept of an integer South Carolina Learning Standards: • Standard 6-2.1 • Standard 6-2.2

  3. What is a FRACTION? • A fraction represents ______________________________________ PART OF A WHOLE, DIVIDED INTO EQUAL PARTS!

  4. Parts of a FRACTION NUMERATOR Numerator: the number of equal parts we have DENOMINATOR Dividing bar separates the top and bottom DENOMINATOR: the number of parts that make up the whole pie

  5. Let’s Play! • NAME THAT FRACTION! • ://www.mff.org/mmc/name_that_fraction.pdf 4 5 2 4 Two-fourths Four-fifths 1 2 7 10 One-half Seven-tenths

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