A song to help kids learn about fractions (numerators, denominators, improper fractions, you know, the good stuff).
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Voices:
Matt Pace

Song by Matt Pace, & Joanna Pace
Artwork/animation by Rachel Alexandria
Music produced by Matt Pace
Mixed & mastered by Dee Kei Mixes
Title animation by Brenden Nelson

Special thanks to Macey Schlepp, Rachel Kovacs, LeAnne Arnold, Christine Lavallee, LaDale Tobler, Ryan McCarty, Alyssa Wilkes, Natalie Ales, Leilani Nautu, Carolyn Hirz for your educational input!

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Lyrics:
Any whole with equal sized parts
Like a pie, brownies, or a chart
Can be split into fractions to help you find
The parts that you want and the parts you left behind
Whether it’s made of shapes or numbers
There’s a number on top and a number under

1 whole, 1 half, 1 third,
1 fourth, or a quarter, whatever’s preferred
1 fifth, 1 sixth, 1 seventh,
1 eighth, 1 ninth, 1 tenth, 1 eleventh
Twelfths: “Um, hey! What about me?”
And 1 twelfth

The denominator is down
It tells the total number of pieces around
Then the numerator calls out
The number of parts that you’re talkin’ about

2 wholes, 2 halves, 2 thirds,
2 fourths, or quarters, whatever’s preferred
2 fifths, 2 sixths, 2 sevenths,
2 eighths, 2 ninths, 2 tenths, and 2 elevenths
Twelfths: “Yea, I’m… still here.”
And as high as you want to go!

The denominator is down
It tells the total number of pieces around
Then the numerator calls out
The number of parts that you’re talking about

3 wholes, 3 halves, 3 thirds,
3 fourths, or quarters, whatever’s preferred
3 fifths, 3 sixths, 3 sevenths,
3 eighths, 3 ninths, 3 tenths, and 3 elevenths

Everyone:
And 3 twelfths

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