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Self-checking decimal practice. Some division questions will have students going up to 5 decimal places. Great for spiral review or end of unit practice! Watch the students get excited about decimals as they reveal a secret image! No prep activity! 20 total questions!
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7th - 8th
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Teaching Duration
45 minutes
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Description
Self-checking decimal practice. Some division questions will have students going up to 5 decimal places. Great for spiral review or end of unit practice! Watch the students get excited about decimals as they reveal a secret image! No prep activity! 20 total questions!
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I wish I was able to see more of the preview. A lot of there are very difficult for my 6th grade students. I would have skipped it if I had seen how hard many were. These are more for advanced 6th grade.
I appreciate your feedback. I was hoping that stating how some division questions go up to 5 decimal places helped show that there were some more difficult problems. Will post a bigger preview for future.
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