Contents

1. Illustrative Math Grade 4 Unit 2 Student Workbook.pdf
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2. Grade4-2-Unit-student-workbook.pdf
   1. Section A: Size and Location of Fractions
   2. Lesson 1: Representations of Fractions (Part 1)
      1. Warm-up: What Do You Know About \frac6Lato ?
      2. 1.1: Fraction Strips
      3. 1.2: Fractions, Represented
   3. Lesson 2: Representations of Fractions (Part 2)
      1. Warm-up: Which One Doesn’t Belong: All Cut Up
      2. 2.1: A Diagram for Each Fraction
      3. 2.2: Diagrams for Some Other Fractions
   4. Lesson 3: Same Denominator or Numerator
      1. Warm-up: Number Talk: Hundreds More
      2. 3.1: Fractions with the Same Denominator
      3. 3.2: Fractions with the Same Numerator
   5. Lesson 4: Same Size, Related Sizes
      1. Warm-up: Notice and Wonder: A Fraction Strip and a Number Line
      2. 4.1: Same Size, Different Numbers
      3. 4.2: Fractions on Number Lines
   6. Lesson 5: Fractions on Number Lines
      1. Warm-up: Number Talk: A Number Times Twelve
      2. 5.1: All Lined Up
      3. 5.2: How Far to Run?
   7. Lesson 6: Relate Fractions to Benchmarks
      1. Warm-up: Notice and Wonder: A Point on a Number Line
      2. 6.1: Greater Than or Less Than 1?
      3. 6.2: Card Sort: Where Do They Belong?
      4. 6.3: Greater Than or Less Than \frac26Lato ?
      5. Section Summary
      6. Section A Practice Problems
   8. Section B: Equivalent Fractions
   9. Lesson 7: Equivalent Fractions
      1. Warm-up: True or False: Equivalence
      2. 7.1: Two or More Fractions
      3. 7.2: Equivalent for Sure?
   10. Lesson 8: Equivalent Fractions on the Number Line
       1. Warm-up: Estimation Exploration: A Shaded Portion
       2. 8.1: Handy Number Lines
       3. 8.2: Can It Be Done?
   11. Lesson 9: Explain Equivalence
       1. Warm-up: Number Talk: Familiar Numbers
       2. 9.1: Pointed Discussion
       3. 9.2: How Do You Know?
   12. Lesson 10: Use Multiples to Find Equivalent Fractions
       1. Warm-up: Notice and Wonder: Four Equations
       2. 10.1: Elena’s Way
       3. 10.2: Equivalence Hunting
   13. Lesson 11: Use Factors to Find Equivalent Fractions
       1. Warm-up: Which One Doesn’t Belong: Four Representations
       2. 11.1: The Other Way Around
       3. 11.2: How Would You Find Them?
       4. 11.3: Card Sort: Fractions Galore
       5. Section Summary
       6. Section B Practice Problems
   14. Section C: Fraction Comparison
   15. Lesson 12: Ways to Compare Fractions
       1. Warm-up: Estimation Exploration: What’s That Point?
       2. 12.1: The Greatest of Them All
       3. 12.2: Relative to \frac57Lato and 1
   16. Lesson 13: Use Equivalent Fractions to Compare
       1. Warm-up: Notice and Wonder: Pairs of Numbers
       2. 13.1: Pairs to Compare
       3. 13.2: New Pairs to Compare
   17. Lesson 14: Fraction Comparison Problems
       1. Warm-up: Number Talk: Multiples of Ten
       2. 14.1: Mystery Fractions
       3. 14.2: Distances on Foot
   18. Lesson 15: Common Denominators to Compare
       1. Warm-up: What Do You Know about 15 and 30?
       2. 15.1: Tricky Fractions?
       3. 15.2: Use a Common Denominator, or Not
   19. Lesson 16: Compare and Order Fractions
       1. Warm-up: Number Talk: Multiples of 6 and 12
       2. 16.1: Compare Fractions Game
       3. 16.2: Fractions in Order
       4. Section Summary
   20. Lesson 17: Paper Clip Games
       1. Warm-up: Notice and Wonder: Lots of Paper Clips
       2. 17.1: Paper Clip Tossing Game
       3. 17.2: A New Game with New Rules
       4. 17.3: Field Test
       5. Section C Practice Problems
   21. Glossary
   22. Attributions
       1. Image Attributions
   23. Notes
   24. Notes