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Converting Terminating and Repeating Decimals to Fractions | Notes and Practice
Most middle schoolers understand the number theory behind converting a terminating decimal to fraction form using place value, but most have a hard time understanding the methods used to do the same to a non-terminating, repeating decimal. This foldable demonstrates an easy to understand method wherein a second, equivalent equation is formed to aid in the conversion of decimal to fraction.
What is an interactive notebook?
Interactive notebooks are a great way for students to keep notes and practice examples in an organized way.
What is included?
This is a one page foldable I give to my students to introduce them to the topic of converting decimals to fractions. The front page shows the steps for converting both terminating and repeating decimals to fraction form. The middle of the foldable gives students room for ten practice problems.
How do I use this?
First thing you want to do is print it with the "print on short side" and "print double sided" settings. These may have different names depending on your printer. Makes sure to just print pages 1-2 for students, as pages 3-4 have the answers. You should end up with one page, printed on both sides. Fold the page "hamburger" style to resemble a book, and have students glue down the blank side into their math journals.
Enjoy!
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Converting Terminating and Repeating Decimals to Fractions | Notes and Practice
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Description
Converting Terminating and Repeating Decimals to Fractions | Notes and Practice
Most middle schoolers understand the number theory behind converting a terminating decimal to fraction form using place value, but most have a hard time understanding the methods used to do the same to a non-terminating, repeating decimal. This foldable demonstrates an easy to understand method wherein a second, equivalent equation is formed to aid in the conversion of decimal to fraction.
What is an interactive notebook?
Interactive notebooks are a great way for students to keep notes and practice examples in an organized way.
What is included?
This is a one page foldable I give to my students to introduce them to the topic of converting decimals to fractions. The front page shows the steps for converting both terminating and repeating decimals to fraction form. The middle of the foldable gives students room for ten practice problems.
How do I use this?
First thing you want to do is print it with the "print on short side" and "print double sided" settings. These may have different names depending on your printer. Makes sure to just print pages 1-2 for students, as pages 3-4 have the answers. You should end up with one page, printed on both sides. Fold the page "hamburger" style to resemble a book, and have students glue down the blank side into their math journals.
Enjoy!
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Follow me on Instagram! Give me a shout out or just anonymously follow along with my new products/what my kids are up to– @mathequalsfun.
Did you know?! When you leave feedback on purchased products, you earn TPT store credits to use on future purchases! Find all your products under "My Purchases" to easily add reviews and feedback to past purchases.
More activities like this:
Converting Terminating and Repeating Decimals to Fractions | Interactive Notebook Practice
