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One Piece of Four
Age 8 · Maths
The flatbread is cut into four pieces that are all the same size. One piece is one part of the whole flatbread.
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In the picture
- Badge 1 sits on the single piece on the plate, one part of the whole.
- Badge 2 sits on a piece on the board, and every piece is the same size.
- Badge 3 sits on the round board, the whole flatbread before it is shared.
Examples
- A pizza cut into four equal slices, and you take one slice.
- A chocolate bar snapped into four equal squares, and you eat one square.
Key takeaways
- A fraction names one or more equal parts of a whole.
- The parts must be the same size, or it is not a fair share.
Quiz: One Piece of Four (Age 8)
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When a whole is cut into 4 equal pieces, what is one piece?
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What does it mean to share a whole equally?
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A whole is cut into 4 equal pieces. If you take 1 piece, what part of the whole do you have?
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