Identify with circle models

Learn or teach by designing your own identify visual fractions examples. All examples are modeled with circles.

IDENTIFY WITH CIRCLE MODELS
SHOW COLOR
EXPLAIN
SHOW INPUT
numerator
denominator

INSTRUCTIONS

With Identify Fractions with Circle Models you can design fractions examples that use circle models to demonstrate the meaning of numerator and denominator.

The denominator tells the number of equal parts that make up a whole. The numerator tells the number of chosen parts. If you input 3 for the numerator and 4 for the denominator you will get a circle that is sectioned into 4 equal parts, 3 of them will be colored(chosen).

You can input any fraction with value a equal to or less than 1. The denominator must be between 0 and 100. Press the <OK> button and the chosen fraction will appear.

On the left is a <SHOW COLOR> check box. Uncheck the box to turn off the red selected part of the circle. This will allow the learner to select the fraction.

Uncheck the <EXPLAIN> check box to turn off the answer and the explanation.

With <SHOW INPUT> unchecked, the numerator and denominator input boxes will act the same as password input boxes so learners will not see the numbers you input.

With <SHOW INPUT> unchecked and <EXPLAIN> unchecked, the student can identify the pictured fraction.

With <SHOW COLOR> unchecked and <EXPLAIN> unchecked, the student can shade the indicated fraction.


Suggestions:

Demonstrate numerator with 35 and then 45. This will show that the fraction will increase in size as the numerator increases.

Demonstrate denominator with 35 and then 36. This will show that the fraction decreases in size as the denominator increases.


WINDOWS COMPUTERS

Windows users can select any part of the screen by right clicking and selecting "Take a screenshot". Adjust to fit mage you want. This copies the selection into Windows Clipboard™. The screen can then be pasted into Windows Paint™ or your favorite imaging program. Or you can select "Download" which will put the image into your files "Download" folder.

IPADS

To take a screen shot with the Ipad first press the Sleep/Wake button at the top right of the Ipad. While holding the Sleek/Wake button press and release the round Home button at the bottom of the screen. You should see a photo of the screen by going to the Home page and pressing the Photos icon.