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  • Exploring Cultures through Fractions in Fry Bread and Filipino Pandesal

Exploring Cultures through Fractions in Fry Bread and Filipino Pandesal

Posted by zl352 on September 9, 2024

Author: Kenjie Reyes-Nob
Seminar: Writing a Research-based Personal Essay
Program: TLSI
Subject Area: Math
Grade Level: 5th
Year of Publication: 2023

Abstract

This curriculum unit delves into the rich tapestry of two distinct cultures, Native American and Filipino, through the lens of a seemingly simple yet culturally significant aspect of their cuisines: fry bread and the Filipino pandesal. Fry bread, a staple in Native American cuisine, and Filipino pandesal, a popular snack in the Philippines, are both deep-fried dough-based treats. This curriculum unit explores the mathematical concept of fractions as a unique and insightful way to gain a deeper understanding of these cultures.

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