Parts Of A Fraction

Parts of a Fraction.
We drew a big 3D Fraction and labelled the parts.

Top number is the numerator.
Bottom number is the denominator.

We coloured the numerator blue as the sky is at the top and coloured the denominator green as that is under the sky!

We discussed what the numbers mean.

Numerator is the number of parts you have/are working with.
Denominator is the number of parts altogether/number of equal parts.

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