Fractions at Home!

Next week's sharing is "Fractions at Home".  Students need to find four items at home that represent fractions.  They can either draw a picture of the items or actually bring them in. Some examples might be: apples cut into equal parts, window panes, bureau drawers, butter sticks, etc.  Students have discussed this in math class several times, so they should be clear on what is expected.  We're looking forward to seeing a variety of fraction ideas.  Students need to make sure to also write the fraction that is represented.  If you have any questions, please email cchristiano@u32.org.