The document explains key concepts about fractions including the numerator, denominator, and what different fractions represent in visual examples like balls, rectangles, pies, and other objects. It provides examples of identifying the numerator and denominator for different fractions and calculating what fraction of different groups represent quantities like grey balls, striped fish, or arrows that hit the bullseye.

1. By Demetris Harris

2. PARTS OF A FRACTION
3
4
= the number of parts
= the total number of
parts that equal a whole

3. PARTS OF A FRACTION
3
4
= numerator
= denominator

4. WHICH NUMBER IS CIRCLED?
3
4 = denominator

5. WHICH NUMBER IS CIRCLED?
3
4
= numerator

6. ¾ LOOKS LIKE
1/4 3
41/4
1/4

7. ¾ LOOKS LIKE
1/4
3
41/4
1/4

8. ¾ LOOKS LIKE
3
4
1/4
1/4
1/4

9. WHAT FRACTION OF THE BALLS
ARE GREY?
3
4

10. WHAT FRACTION OF THE BALLS
ARE GREAY?
1
4

11. WHAT FRACTION OF THE BALLS ARE
GREY?
1
6

12. WHAT FRACTION OF THE BALLS
ARE GREY?
4
6

13. WHAT FRACTION OF THE
RECTANGLE IS GREY?
4
6

14. WHAT FRACTION OF THE
RECTANGLE IS GREY?
2
6

15. WHAT FRACTION OF THE PIE IS
GREY?
4
4

16. WHAT FRACTION OF THE PIE IS GREY?
3
4

17. WHAT FRACTION OF THE MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS HAVE STRINGS?
2
5

18. WHAT FRACTION OF THE FISH HAVE
STRIPES?
3
5

19. WHAT FRACTION OF THE ARROWS
HIT THE BULLSEYE?
1
3

20. WHAT FRACTION OF THE PINS ARE
KNOCKED DOWN?
3
10