FINN & GEORGE

CHAPTER 5

NARRATION:

The next day, the students began their math class with Sir George. The children took their seats and kept silent as Sir George entered their classroom. Their teacher started to introduce a new topic, and as he began, he picked up his chalk and opened the book.

I've been advance studying on our topic. I hope I can answer if he calls me.

I've had prepared my book since earlier, just in case he calls me, I am ready.

He's really intimidating when he teaches.

Lord, grant me wisdom if Sir George calls me.

The students whispered and murmured among their classmates while their teacher remained focused, looking at the book. The students were scared and nervous on their teacher, as Sir George was known for asking challenging questions to his students and pressuring each one of them.

George: Good morning, class! Today, we have an exciting new topic to dive into: fractions in mathematics.

Oh no! I messed up, I studied a wrong lesson.

What? Fraction?

*students whispered*

George: Now, I know fractions can be a bit challenging, but it's going to be an engaging and rewarding journey.

*class listening*

George: To start off, let's think about fractions in the context of everyday life. Imagine you're sharing a delicious pizza with your friends. How do you divide it equally? That's right, fractions come into play! We'll explore how fractions help us divide and share things in real-life situations.

*looked around the class*

Now, let's get down to the nitty-gritty. What exactly is a fraction? Liam, can you define what is fraction?

*students shocked*

Liam: Sorry Sir, but...

*smiled at Liam*

George: It's okay Liam, seat down. Anyone wants to volunteer?

*silence*

George: No one? Let me pick from our attendance sheet.

*students are nervous*

George: Finn Anderson! Come here.

*student nervous*

As Mr. George called Finn, he approach Finn and gently hold Finn on his head down to his shoulder, as Finn stood up and stepped.

*walked infront of the class*

George: What is Fraction Finn?

*stared at Finn*

Finn: Fractions are about counting numbers, a fraction is simply a whole number followed by a slash and another whole number and fractions is as a type of division.

*stared at Finn*

George: Well, a fraction represents a part of a whole. We have a numerator, which tells us how many parts we have, and a denominator, which tells us how many equal parts make up the whole. It's like having a secret code to unlock the world of fractions! Almost Finn.

Good luck Finn!

You can do it.

Oh no! He's a monster.

*whispered and murmured*

George: Here's my challenge comes in. I'm going to present you with some tricky fraction problems that will require your critical thinking skills. We'll compare fractions, find equivalent fractions, and even perform operations with fractions. Don't worry, I'll be right here to guide you every step of the way.