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Lesson 4: Comparing Fractions

Engage your Year 4 students with our exciting lesson on comparing fractions! This lesson provides a detailed PowerPoint presentation, a question worksheet, and a thorough lesson plan, making the learning experience both effective and enjoyable.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Compare fractions with the same denominator.
• Order fractions with the same denominator.
• Use the symbols <, >, and = with fractions.
• Solve fraction comparison problems effectively.

Lesson Structure:

Each lesson includes:

• A brief review of previous concepts to build confidence.
• Introduction of new material with clear examples and visuals.
• Guided practice to reinforce learning and clarify doubts.
• Independent practice to assess student understanding.
• Discussion of common misconceptions to ensure clarity.
• Assessment of understanding through various evaluation techniques.

Why Students Will Love This Lesson:

Students will find comparing fractions fun and engaging! Interactive activities and relatable examples will help them grasp the concept easily. The hands-on worksheets and lively PowerPoint presentation will keep them motivated and excited to learn.

Benefits to Teachers:

This resource saves teachers time and provides a structured approach to teaching fractions effectively. Each lesson is aligned with curriculum standards, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive education in comparing fractions.

Example Questions:

• Which fraction is greater:3\5 or 6\7?
• Order the following fractions from least to greatest: .

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