The free-motion quilting on the back highlights the unit fractions quite nicely. The greater the denominator the smaller the piece is!
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
My Interactive Fraction Strip Quilt!
Have you ever used fraction tiles before? You might recognize them if you saw a photo so here is a link. Fraction tiles can be a very useful model in understanding fractions, however, math educators...be careful! Sometimes these tiles can hide the true understanding our students have about fractions. Who needs fraction tiles when you can have this gorgeous interactive fraction quilt that starts at the top (white) with one whole, and continues with (red) halves, (pink) thirds, (black) fourths, (green) fifths, (purple) sixths, (yellow) sevenths, (teal) eighths, (orange) ninths, (gray) tenths, light pink (elevenths), and dark purple (twelfths)?!
The free-motion quilting on the back highlights the unit fractions quite nicely. The greater the denominator the smaller the piece is!
The free-motion quilting on the back highlights the unit fractions quite nicely. The greater the denominator the smaller the piece is!
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