A clear, step-by-step instructional video that demonstrates how to divide proper fractions by whole numbers. The video begins with a relatable word problem involving sharing a pie to ground the concept in reality, using visual bar models to conceptually explain what division looks like in this context. It transitions from visual conceptualization to the standard algorithm, explicitly stating the rule for converting division into multiplication by the reciprocal. The content covers three distinct examples that increase in complexity. The first connects a real-world scenario to the math; the second practices the standard algorithm purely numerically; and the third introduces the additional step of simplifying the resulting fraction. Visual aids, including highlighted text and step-by-step written calculations, make the abstract procedure concrete. This video is highly useful for introducing 5th and 6th-grade students to fraction operations. Teachers can use it to bridge the gap between concrete models (visualizing parts of a whole) and abstract procedures (the algorithm). The clear audio narration and uncluttered visuals make it excellent for direct instruction, remediation, or independent review stations.