I am an invisible narrator.

I will talk to you about pizzas and fractions here, but you won't see me.

Do you see the image above? It is a whole pizza. In fractions, it would be 1/1.

Pizza is an Italian word.

If you slice your pizza from top to bottom, you will get two equal halves.

In fractions, it would be 1/2.

Here, I have my pizza divided into 3 unequal parts.

I sliced one half of my pizza into equal twos and left the other half alone.

Who will take the large piece?

Did you know that pizza is pronounced "peetza" or "pittsa?" I made a quadrant with my pizza!

A quadrant is each of four quarters of a circle. In fractions, this would be 1/4.

My pizza is divided into 3 equal parts and two equal parts to make 5 parts. Did you know that in the Italian language, /tts/ sound is written as /zz/?

Do you have a sound in your home language, that behaves like the Italian /tts/ sound?

For my 6th pizza, I have divided it into 2 equal parts and 4 equal parts. In total, I have 6 parts. Two quarters make the larger parts.

Can you divide the pizza into 6 equal parts and make a 1/6 fraction?

My 7th pizza has 3 quarters divided into 3 equal parts and one quarter left alone.

It means that I have 6 equal parts and one quarter. Can I divide this pizza into 7 equal parts to make 1/7 fraction?

My 8th pizza has a quadrant further divided into 4 equal parts. How many are they?

While you take some time to figure out what I look like and how to make more, equal, or unequal slices of pizza from a whole one, I will be here munching.