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Procedural Lesson Grade 1 · Unit 8 · Lesson 2

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MC: 1.G.3 Student Journal Pages

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Today, I will learn about equal shares of a whole.

Vocabulary Whole: All parts of an object

Teacher Resources Steps: 1. Determine if the shape has equal shares and explain how you know. 2. Count how many equal shares.

Fraction: Shares of a whole

Application of MPs: MP2: What do equal shares mean to you? MP3: What evidence supports your answer?

Equal shares: Each part is exactly the same size

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MP7: What vocabulary terms did you use?

Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Answer Key: I/M

SGP

FCU

SP

CH

HW

1. Yes, because the

1. Yes, because the

1. No, because the

1. No, because the

1. Answer will vary.

1. Yes, because the

shares are equal/

shares are equal/

shares are not

shares are not

shares are equal/

same size, 2

same size, 4

equal/same size

equal/same size

same size, 2

2. No, because the

2. No, because the

2. Yes, because the

2. Yes, because the

shares are not

shares are not

shares are equal/

shares are equal/

equal/same size

equal/same size

same size, 5

same size, 4

2. A; Answer will vary.

2. No, because the shares are not equal/same size

3. Yes, because the

3. Yes, because the

shares are equal/

shares are equal/

same size, 2

same size, 4

4. No, because the

4. Yes, because the

shares are not

shares are equal/

equal/same size

same size, 2

5. Yes, because the

5. Yes.

shares are equal/ same size, 4

6. No, Check

6. Check Drawing.

drawing.

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Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

/ Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

2. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

MP2: What do equal shares mean to you? MP3: What evidence supports your answer? Copyright © Swun Math

Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

/ Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

2. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

MP3: What evidence supports your answer? MP7: What vocabulary terms did you use? Copyright © Swun Math

Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

2. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

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Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

2. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

3. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there? Copyright © Swun Math

Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

4. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

5. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

6. Is this rectangle divided into equal shares? If not, show how a rectangle could be divided into equal shares. Equal Shares

Yes

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No

Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. How could you show this square divided into equal shares?

2. Which of these shapes is NOT divided into equal shares? Tell your partner how you know.

*MP3: Do you agree/disagree with what said? *MP6: How do you know your answers are correct/reasonable?

Recap today’s lesson with one or more of the following MP questions: MP2: What do equal shares mean to you? MP3: What evidence supports your answer? MP7: What vocabulary terms did you use?

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Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Name: ____________________________ Date: ______________________________

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

1. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

2. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

3. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares?

Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

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Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE

Directions: Identify equal shares. Explain your thinking.

4. Look at the shape. Is it divided into equal shares? Yes

No

How do you know?

If so, how many equal shares are there?

5. Is this square divided into equal shares? If not, show how a square could be divided into equal shares. Equal Shares

Yes

No

6. How could you show this circle divided into equal shares?

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Grade 1 Unit 8 Lesson 2 P TE