Why I Reworked the Equivalent Fractions Practice

Today I revisited the Equivalent Fractions project and reviewed how the practice sequence supports reasoning rather than answer-getting alone.

I wanted the workbook to make equivalent fractions visible: learners should be able to build, compare, explain, and prove that two fraction names can represent the same amount.

Planning desk showing equivalent fractions notes, visual models, and revision process

This revision also reminded me that a project page should preserve not only the finished product, but some of the decisions that shaped it.