1. Module 1 Decimals and Fractions 1.06 Dividing Mixed Fractions Live Lesson

2. 1.06 Lesson Objectives After completing this lesson, you will be able to say: I can interpret and compute quotients of mixed numbers. I can solve problems involving division of mixed numbers. I can develop a story to represent a problem involving the division of fractions.

3. Can you Give an Example? PROPER FRACTION IMPROPER FRACTION MIXED FRACTION

4. Proper Fraction a fraction that describes an amount less than one whole, where the numerator is less than the denominator

5. Improper Fraction a fraction that describes an amount greater than or equal to one whole, where the numerator is greater than or equal to the denominator

6. Mixed Fraction the sum of a whole number and fraction; a mixed number has a whole number part and a fraction part

7. Converting Mixed Fractions

10. Converting Improper Fractions

11. Try It Match the mixed number with it’s equivalent improper form A B C D E

12. Try It Match the mixed number with it’s equivalent improper form A B C D E A B C D E

13. Diving Mixed Fractions with Models First using rectangles, model the 4 1/3

14. Next Model your 1/3 under it. Next, count how many 1/3 fill the same space as 4 1/3

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17. Try It

18. Dividing Mixed Fractions using the Reciprocal Find the quotient of

19. Example

20. Try It!

22. Sum it Up!

23. Fractions in the Real World

24. Solve it

26. You Are the Author! What if you were given a problem and asked to develop a story to go with it? It's your chance to be creative. Think about something where the numbers could be used. Once you determine the situation, then decide which number will be the dividend and which one is the divisor.

27. Example Get Creative….what story can you come up with??

28. Match the Scenario to the Problem

30. Sum It Up!

32. After completing this lesson, you will be able to say: I can interpret and compute quotients of mixed numbers. I can solve problems involving division of mixed numbers. I can develop a story to represent a problem involving the division of fractions.