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This math workbook from the Dr. Pi Squared Math Workbooks series aims to teach what a fraction is and help kids visualize fractions. It is designed for kids who are just learning about fractions. The problems consist of colorful pictures from which kids are to determine fractions. The book begins with circles cut into pie slices, from halves to twelfths. The students need to determine what fraction of each pie is blue, yellow, and red. For example, if a pie is divided into fourths, two of which are blue, one yellow, and the other red, the student would answer one-half, one-fourth, and one-fourth. After ample practice with pie slices, the workbook moves onto triangles, squares, and hexagons. A couple of pages include groups of circles where kids need to determine fractions greater than one for example, two and a half circles might be colored green. Other visual fraction problems include rectangles, smiley faces, arrows, letters, and numbers. Toward the end of the workbook, some questions ask about more than just colors like what fraction of the arrows point up, or what fraction of the letters are vowels. Answers are nicely organized by page number in the back of the book to allow students, parents, or teachers to quickly check the answers. There is ample workspace for students to write large answers and still fit their solutions comfortably into the space provided. The problems appear in a large font size, since students usually write larger than standard textbook fonts. High-quality, durable, bright paper is used (instead of standard workbook paper, which often tears easily and appears dull in color)

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VisualFractions A Beginning Fractions Book
Dr.Pi Squared
2014 Dr. Pi Squared Math Workbooks
Allrights reserved by the author, including the right to reproduce any portionof this book in any form.
Nonfiction/childrens/mathematics/arithmetic
Nonfiction/education/mathematics/arithmetic
Contents Introduction This workbook provides practice determining - photo 1
Contents
Introduction
This workbook provides practice determining fractionsvisually. For example, a circle may be divided into red, yellow, and blue pieslices, and the exercise may be to figure out what fraction of the slices areeach color. Other shapes include triangles, squares, and hexagons; someexercises also feature smiley faces, letters, and numbers. The hope is thatthese exercises will help convey a sense of what fractions mean in a way thatseasy to visualize.
Answers : The answer toeach problem can be checked with the click of a footnote. Note that the answersare all stated as reduced fractions .
Reduced fractions :Sometimes, a fraction may be written more than one way. For example, three-fourthsof each pie below is colored blue. This shows that 9/12 is equal to 3/4; theform 3/4 is called the reduced fraction, since it is simpler. If you divide theslices of the left pie into groups of three, you will see that three of thefour groups are blue (and one group is yellow).
Chapter 1 Circles Exercise 1 What fraction of each circle above is blue - photo 2
Chapter 1
Circles
Exercise 1.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 3
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 1.
Note regarding answers :Sometimes, there is more than one way to express the fraction. In this case, wehave given the reduced fraction . Forexample, if 6 out of 9 circles are red, we could say that 6/9 are red. However,if 6 out of 9 are red, we can divide the circles into groups of 3, and see that2 out of 3 of the groups are red, or that 2/3 of the circles are red. In thiscase, 2/3 is the reduced fraction; 2/3 is equal to 6/9. See the image at theend of the introduction for a visual example of this.
Exercise 2.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 4
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 2.
Exercise 3.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 5
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 3.
Exercise 4.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 6
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 4.
Exercise 5.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 7
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 5.
Exercise 6.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 8
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 6.
Exercise 7.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 9
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 7.
Exercise 8.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 10
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 8.
Exercise 9.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 11
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 9.
Exercise 10.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 12
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 10.
Exercise 11.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 13
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 11.
Exercise 12.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 14
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
Click this footnoteto check your answers to Exercise 12.
Exercise 13.
What fraction of each circle above is blue What fraction of each circle above - photo 15
What fraction of each circle above is blue?
What fraction of each circle above is yellow?
What fraction of each circle above is red?
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