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LESSON 2 OF 4Understanding equivalent fractions
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Student question
Aisyah raises her hand“Why does the denominator stay the same?”
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Equivalent Fractions
Primary 5 Mathematics • 25 min
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Lesson clarity88
Student engagement81
Pacing72
Questioning84
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Your fraction-bar analogy prompted four students to make the connection independently.
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Three students appeared confused after the explanation of denominators. Use a visual example before moving forward.
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Invite Aisyah to explain her reasoning to the class.
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