concretefraction

noun
UK /ˈkɒŋkriːtˌfrækʃən/
US /ˈkɑːnkriːtˌfrækʃən/

A concrete fraction is a part of a whole shown with real things you can touch.

The teacher used blocks to show a concrete fraction, with three of the four blocks colored red.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fraction represented by physical objects rather than written numbers.

Using an apple cut into slices is a concrete fraction lesson.

3. A specific measured portion of a solid material such as cement.

The builder mixed a concrete fraction of sand and gravel for the path.

4. A real-world example used to teach the idea of fractions.

Sharing a pizza gives children a concrete fraction they can understand.