<prompt> Etsa ketsahalo ea ho ruta bana ka likaroloananan  <response>: Instruction in English: Design an activity for teaching children about fractions . Response in English: Title: Fraction Fun with FruitObjective: To introduce the concept of fractions to children and help them understand how to represent and compare basic fractions using visual aids.Age group: 6-8 years 1st and 2nd gradersMaterials: - Various fruits apples, bananas, oranges, strawberries- Cutting board- Knife for adult use only- Paper plates- MarkersActivity procedure: 1. Tell the children they will be learning about fractions today in a fun and interactive way. Explain to them what a fraction is a part of a whole. 2. Take an apple and cut it in half, show the children the two halves and explain that each part is a 12 of the apple. Ask them if they can identify other things that can be divided in half. 3. Cut the apple into 4 quarters, show the children the quarters and explain that each part is now a 14 of the apple. Ask them which is bigger 12 or 14 and why.4. Take a paper plate and give one to each child. Ask them to draw a circle on their plate and divide it into 4 equal parts, coloring each part a different color. 5. Repeat the process with other fruits, cutting them into halves, quarters, and explaining the fractions to the children.6. Ask the children to create their own fruit salad using the different fruits and fractions, making their own combinations. For example, 12 an apple, 14 of a banana, 24 of an orange, 1 strawberry. 7. As they create their fruit salads, ask the children to write the fractions on their plates or on a separate sheet of paper. Closure: Review the concept of fractions with the children, ask them to show their fruit salads and explain the different fractions they have used. Encourage them to practice dividing things into fractions at home, such as sandwiches, pizza, or cookies. . Response in Sesotho: Sehlooho: Monate oa Karolo ka Litholoana Sepheo: Ho tsebisa bana mohopolo oa likaroloana le ho ba thusa ho utloisisa mokhoa oa ho emela le ho bapisa likaroloana tsa motheo ho sebelisoa lithuso tse bonoang. Sehlopha sa lilemo: lilemo tse 6-8 ba sehlopha sa 1 le sa 2 Lisebelisoa: - Litholoana tse fapaneng liapole, libanana, lilamunu, fragole - Boto ea ho itšeha - Thipa bakeng sa tsebeliso ea batho ba baholo feela - Lipampiri tsa pampiri - Mehau bana ba tla be ba ithuta ka likaroloana kajeno ka tsela e monate le e kopanetsoeng. Ba hlalosetse hore na karoloana ke eng - karolo ea kakaretso. 2. Nka apole me u e khaole ka halofo, bontša bana likarolo tse peli, me u hlalose hore karolo ka ngoe ke 12 ea apole. Ba botse hore na ba ka tseba lintho tse ling tse ka aroloa ka halofo. 3. Khaola apole ka likotara tse 4, bontša bana sebaka sa kotara, me u hlalose hore karolo ka ngoe ke 14 ea apole. Ba botse hore na ke efe e kholoanyane 12 kapa 14 le hore na hobaneng. 4. Nka poleiti ea pampiri me u fe ngoana e mong le e mong. Ba kope ho etsa selikalikoe holima poleiti ea bona ebe ba e arola likarolo tse 4 tse lekanang, me karolo ka ngoe e mebala e fapaneng. 5. Pheta mokhoa ona ka litholoana tse ling, u li khaole ka lihalofo, kotara, me u hlalosetse bana likaroloana. 6. Kopa bana ho iketsetsa salate ea litholoana ba sebelisa litholoana le likaroloana tse fapaneng, ba iketsetsa metsoako ea bona. Mohlala, 12 apole, 14 ea banana, 24 ea lamunu, fragola e le ngoe. 7. Ha ba ntse ba etsa salate ea litholoana, kopa bana ho ngola likaroloana lipoleiting tsa bona kapa pampiring e ka thoko. Ho koala: Shebisanang maikutlo a likaroloana le bana, ba kope ho bontša salate ea litholoana le ho hlalosa likaroloana tse fapaneng tseo ba li sebelisitseng. Ba khothalletse ho itloaetsa ho arola lintho ka likaroloana lapeng, tse kang li-sandwich, pizza, kapa likuku. 