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Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation
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This is a PowerPoint that can be used as notes for instruction on how to find least common multiple, or "LCM". Students will be asked to find the LCM of two numbers, three numbers, and apply this skill to real life scenarios. This presentation includes vocabulary along with visual examples to be used as class notes or a scaffolded assignment. These notes are structured with a do now, title page with lesson objective followed by examples and real-world questions. This presentation also has a mid way checkpoint to help students quickly self assess as they progress through the lesson. These notes align with the EnVisions Math textbook for topic 3, lesson 2 but can be used separately as well!

Once you have downloaded this product, you will be able to completely customize your presentation to fit your needs. Depending on your technology platform, the words shown in the thumbnails above do not look perfectly aligned, that is because I make everything in my google drive then export it to Power Point prior to uploading here. I can assure you, once downloaded this file, the words and slides are well structured and organized! (Although, you can customize to your liking anyway!)

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Finding the Least Common Multiple, or "LCM" Lesson Presentation

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Description

This is a PowerPoint that can be used as notes for instruction on how to find least common multiple, or "LCM". Students will be asked to find the LCM of two numbers, three numbers, and apply this skill to real life scenarios. This presentation includes vocabulary along with visual examples to be used as class notes or a scaffolded assignment. These notes are structured with a do now, title page with lesson objective followed by examples and real-world questions. This presentation also has a mid way checkpoint to help students quickly self assess as they progress through the lesson. These notes align with the EnVisions Math textbook for topic 3, lesson 2 but can be used separately as well!

Once you have downloaded this product, you will be able to completely customize your presentation to fit your needs. Depending on your technology platform, the words shown in the thumbnails above do not look perfectly aligned, that is because I make everything in my google drive then export it to Power Point prior to uploading here. I can assure you, once downloaded this file, the words and slides are well structured and organized! (Although, you can customize to your liking anyway!)

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Find the greatest common factor of two whole numbers less than or equal to 100 and the least common multiple of two whole numbers less than or equal to 12. Use the distributive property to express a sum of two whole numbers 1–100 with a common factor as a multiple of a sum of two whole numbers with no common factor. For example, express 36 + 8 as 4 (9 + 2).
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