Explain that non-unit fractions are made of more than one unit fraction
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I can explain that non-unit fractions are made of more than one unit fraction.
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A non-unit fraction has a numerator greater than 1; it is composed of more than one unit fraction.
We say, 'the whole has been divided into ___ equal parts, and I have ___ of them'.
Dual language of 'five-sixths' and 'five one-sixths' can be used to describe non-unit fractions.
When describing a fraction of the whole, the whole could be a shape, a line or a group of objects.
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