Origo One Fraction Videos

Please don't forget about the great Origo one minute videos on YouTube.  They are a great resource for teachers, parents, and students.  I was excited to see the new fraction videos!  Enjoy!

Comparing Decimal and Common Fractions

4.NF.1, 4.NF.6
Module 10

Student can use the printable cards to play mix and match games (Memory, Go Fish, etc.).  They will match a common fraction with pictures of tenths and hundredths.

Common Fraction and Decimal Fraction Cards

Comparing Tenths and Hundreths

4.NF.7
Module 10
Fundamentals Game

Student will draw cards to create either the largest or smallest decimal fraction.  Student will compare their numbers for points.  The student with the most points after 5 rounds is the winner.

Top Score

Representing Tenths by Mix & Match

4.NF.6
Module 10

Pull out the tenths from the Mix and Match Cards and use them to play all sorts of matching games.  From Memory to Go Fish to Old Maid.  Click below to make class sets of the tenths cards.

Mix and Match Tenths Cards

Composing Decimal Tenths

4.NF.6
Module 10
Differentiation Activity

Students in small groups, pairs, or individually create different tenths cards from .0 to 1.0 by drawing on two tenths grid support pages.  They will then draw a card with a fraction and build it with their tenths grids.  Students will compare how they decided to build their number and see if they can come up with any more combinations.

Tenths Grids (print 2 per student)
Decimal Cards

Fraction Matching

4.NF.1, 4.NF.5
Module 9
Differentiation Activity

Students will shade squares to show different fractions.  After they cut out the cards, they can either use them to order from least to greatest or they can play a mix and match game of memory.

Fractions

Hundredths Grid

Tenths Grid

Fifths Grid

Concrete Models in Fraction Multiplication

4.NF.4, 4.MD.2
Module 7
Problem Solving using Concrete Models

Students can solve problems using fractions tiles, pictures, and numbers.  This is a great way for students to make the connection between the pictorial/concrete and the symbolic/abstract.

Click here for the resources.

Submitted by
Karen Daily
Meadows Elementary Math Coach