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Slide 19 of 25
Pattern blocks are a great way to develop fractional relationships.
Students can explore geometric models of fractions to discover relations between them.
(An example of each of the shapes is shown to the right of each of the following statements.)
The green triangle is the smallest of all the shapes.
The blue rhombus's size or area is exactly twice that of the triangle.
The red trapezoid's size is exactly three times that of the triangle.
The yellow hexagon is the largest of all the shapes. It's size or area is exactly six times that of the triangle.
