Fun with Fractions

Shall I be out of 2, 3 or 4. Which denominator do I want to be more?

A daydreaming one. He dreams of the numbers 2, 3 and 4.

The number one is daydreaming about the numbers two, three and four as the bottom part to his fraction.

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It sounds like Numerator Number One is asking himself a question. This question is not meant for you to answer, but rather to let you know what he is thinking. This is also a great time to make a prediction. Now that the author has provided us with new vocabulary words, what should be her next step to help us make sense of these new words?

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We have another awesome vocabulary word! DENOMINATOR. Go ahead and click on the word to get its definition. How are the numerator and denominator different? How are they the same?

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