Fractions Making Fair Shares

Fractions Making Fair Shares by Michele Koomen is a 24-page juvenile nonfiction book published by Capstone in 2001. This edition presents a straightforward introduction to fractions, utilizing simple text alongside photographs and illustrations to engage young readers. The book effectively demonstrates the concept of dividing items like candy bars, pizzas, licorice ropes, and pies into fair shares, making the mathematical concept accessible and relatable for children.
Readers will find that the book focuses on practical applications of fractions in everyday scenarios, helping to reinforce arithmetic skills in a fun and interactive manner. By visually depicting how to create equal portions, this resource serves as an educational tool for introducing fundamental mathematical concepts. The engaging visuals and relatable examples aim to foster an understanding of fractions in a way that resonates with young learners.
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Simple text, photographs, and illustrations introduce fractions by showing children dividing a candy bar, a pizza, a rope of licorice, and a pie into fair shares.
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