Mathematics Grade 4
Hi I am Tanzeela Umer, (Tanzeela.umer.gr4@auksun.com ). I am your Grade 4 teacher for Mathematics.
Mathematics is one of my favourite subjects. Because it teaches us to count the things around us.
Mathematics is spread over all the grades in our school. Like Addition and Subtraction in Grade 2, Multiplication and Division in Grade 3 etc. It advances in each grade.
In this grade, we will learn about Fractions.
A fraction represents a part of a whole thing. When something is broken up into a number of parts, the fraction shows how many of those parts you have.
So let’s get started. I’m sure you’ll love it.
This course is currently set as FREE. So go ahead, make AukSunLMS, Your Homeschool!
However, if you wish to contribute to teaching children, you may send any money.
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1 What Are Fractions?
A fraction represents a part of a whole thing.
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2 Mixed Numbers
Count whole things and parts of things at the same time
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Math 005 Remember that fractions are used to count a part of something.
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Math 006 How many figures?
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3 The Magic 1
When the numerator equals the denominator
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Math 007 What fraction (part) of this hexagon is red?
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Video 001 Fractions
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4 Equivalent Fractions, Part 1
Why 1/2 is the same as 3/6
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Math 008 Check out these circles:
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Math 009 What two equivalent fractions do you see here?
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5 Equivalent Fractions, Part 2
Doing it without pictures
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Math 010 What about these?
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Math 011 Here’s a quick trick to see if two fractions are equivalent:
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Math 012 Cross-multiplying the fractions
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6 Simplifying Fractions
How to write fractions using the smallest numbers possible
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Math 013 Here’s the game:
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Math 014 Let’s try one:
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Math 015 Reduce Fractions
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7 Improper Fractions
When the numerator is bigger then the denominator
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Math 016 Actually, there’s nothing improper about them…
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Math 017 Let’s do one without pictures.
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Math 018 Starting with a mixed number
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Math 019 Changing fractions and mixed numbers
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8 Compare Fractions: Equal Denominator
We're serving up pizza for this one
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Math 020 Here’s the problem:
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Math 021 How about this one:
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Math 022 Which is greater?
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9 Compare Fractions: Equal Numerator
Using tasty numbers instead of pizza slices
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Math 023 Ok, we saw how to figure out which fraction is bigger
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Math 024 Or… you can use the LCM
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Math 025 Which is greater?
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10 Add Fractions With Like Denominators
Just subtract the numerators
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Math 026 Let’s cut up a hexagon into pieces
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Math 027 How about this pizza?
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Math 028 Adding fractions
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11 Subtract Fractions With Like Denominators
Note those denominators
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Math 029 This works a lot like addition…
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Math 030 Subtracting fractions
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12 Adding and Subtracting Fractions With Different Denominators
Introducing the least common denominator
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Math 031 This is a bit tricky
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Math 032 Let’s do another one:
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Math 033 Adding fractions with different denominators
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13 Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Whole and Mixed Numbers
More fun with improper fractions
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Math 034 Add numbers and fractions
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Math 035 OK, that’s easy! But, what about…
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Math 036 Adding them all up
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14 Multiplying Fractions
You have six pizzas and you get to eat a third of them...
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Math 037 Multiply fractions with numbers
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Math 038 How to do this with math
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Math 039 multiplying with numbers
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15 Multiplication with Fractions and Whole Numbers
Start by multiplying the numerators and denominators
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Math 040 This is super easy!
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Math 041 Multiplying fractions
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16 Dividing Fractions
The "flip and multiply" trick
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Math 042 There’s a really cool trick
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Math 043 fraction divided by fraction
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17 Division With Fractions and Whole Numbers
Change the numbers to fractions and then go for it!
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Math 044 You use the same trick as you do when multiplying
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Reference Material
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Math 045 Check it out:
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Math 046 End of the Algebra Course
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