In this video we introduce you to the Ninth Big Idea along the Math Path: MAKING SMALLER MEASURES WITHOUT HAVING TO INVENT A NEW NAME EVERY SINGLE TIME
.... also known as: FRACTIONS!
Let's say you are using a measure: a Krit. It could be anything; this will work for any measure -- a pound, a pottle, a parsec -- any measure at all. But let's say that at first you're using a Krit.
If now you want to make a new measure that is the size you would get by cutting up the old measure (the Krit) into ten pieces, you may just call it a "tenth"! That's it! And everyone will understand what you mean and how many of them are in a Krit: ten!
Isn't that easy?
For two pieces you may always call it a half.
For three pieces: a third
Four pieces: a fourth
Five pieces: a fifth
Six pieces: a sixth
Seven pieces: a seventh
Eight pieces: an eighth
Nine pieces: a ninth
Ten pieces: a tenth
Eleven pieces: an eleventh
Twelve pieces: a twelfth
Threeteen pieces: a thirdteenth
Fourteen pieces: a fourteenth
Fiveteen pieces: a fifthteenth
Sixteen pieces: a sixteenth
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