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Fractional Number Lines - Fractions, Mixed Numbers & Decimals - Level 4 - FREE
Number lines - one step in difficulty from Level 3.
Number lines begin at whole numbers - not zero. Hence, the student can find improper fractions at any point by using a whole number location on the number line - and the student is off to the races.
If students are only given discrete mixed numbers, proper fractions, improper fractions and decimals, then they 'float' in isolation. These number lines connect the elements in an application setting.
It takes a little bit everyday and the child
4th - 8th
Arithmetic, Decimals, Fractions
The Array Architect
Setup & MaterialsGrid Paper or a whiteboard.Two Dice (or a deck of cards).Small Counters (buttons, cereal, or coins) if playing on a flat surface.How to PlayRoll the Foundation: Player 1 rolls both dice.The first die represents the Rows (horizontal).The second die represents the Columns (vertical).Build the Array: If you roll a 3 and a 4, you must build an array that is "3 rows of 4."Write the Equation: To earn a point, the player must write the Repeated Addition Sentence for their array.Example
PreK - 8th
Algebra, Applied Math, Calculus
CCSS, NGSS
MP1
, MP2
, MP3
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