Divide a chalkboard or whiteboard into four sections.
At the top of each section, depict four of the same thing. For example, draw a basket containing four apples in each of the four sections.
Below the first basket of four apples, depict four empty baskets.
Below the second basket of apples, draw two empty baskets.
Below the third basket of four apples, depict one empty basket.
Leave the space below the fourth basket blank.
Beginning with the first basket, ask your student(s) to tell you how many apples would be in each basket if they were evenly distributed from the basket of four apples.
For the first basket, the shares would be one apple to each empty basket.
For the second basket, the shares would be two apples to each empty basket.
For the third basket, the share would be four apples to the empty basket.
For the fourth basket, the shares would be undefined because there are no baskets to put the apples in.