Equal Sharning

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 Equal sharning 
We are learning about equal sharning and how it relates to fractions. 
Students had to share a mandarin between two people. it was interesting sharing students thinking. Some students shared the mandarin by one to one sharing, and others counted the amount of segement and than sharing it. 

What a great experience learning about equal sharning, and being able to eat something healthy. 






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  1. Fiona WaughAugust 12, 2021 at 12:54 PM

    Kia ora Pohutukawa,
    What a fun way to learn about fractions! I like the way you have used different strategies to solve the same problem :)
    - Whaea Fi

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