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Fractions on Number Lines - Lesson 5
This PowerPoint is for 3rd Grade. It is the fifth lesson in teaching fractions and introduces number lines. The best part of the lesson is you can use it with your math book, worksheets, etc. or independent of them! This lesson focuses on how to draw and label number lines as well as what fractions beyond one whole should be called. Students begin to plot points on the fraction number line as well as fill in the missing fractions. Students will also be led to understand that the parts on the num
3rd - 4th, Adult Education
Fractions
CCSS
3.NF.A.2a
, 3.NF.A.2b
ELA & Math Performance Tasks 3rd 4th 5th Grade Writing Test Prep SBAC CMAS ISAT
Stop The Overwhelm with these Mini ELA and Math Performance Tasks with 3 short paired passages in ELA, 3 math tasks and structured written response for both Math and ELA that prepare students for state testing of all kinds (SBAC, CAASPP, CMAS, ISAT and more!). These bite-size test prep SBAC questions are designed for 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade and 6th Grade, to teach the basic question types on an ELA or Math performance task with a shorter one page double sided test that lets students foc
3rd - 5th
ELA Test Prep, Fractions, Math Test Prep
Drama for Theater or Classroom (script): The Wizard of Tessellations
The Wizard of Tessellations, "Drama that's out of this world" : A play for stage, classroom, or radio theater (or just entertaining reading) by Betty J. White, copyright 2020. A STEM category play. For grades 6-12.Note: To learn to make tessellations, refer to "Terrific Tessellations" by Betty J. White, featured in her TPT store, "Compass Rose".Synopsis: The play begins, as a mystery of sorts, when an Amber Alert has been issued for a 16 year-old boy by the name of Ian Wilson. As it turns out, I
9th - 12th
Drama, Geometry, Other (World Language)
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
Fractions on Number Lines - Lesson 4
This PowerPoint is for 3rd Grade. It is the fourth lesson in teaching fractions and introduces number lines. Items covered in this lesson are: Review numerator, denominator, and unit fractions. Then students are introduced to number lines and why we use them with fractions. We discuss why the denominator doesn't change while the numerator does using the number line as a visual. Students count up and down the number line past 1. They will compare and contrast those fractions with the whole number
3rd - 4th, Adult Education
Fractions, Vocabulary
CCSS
3.NF.A.2a
, 3.NF.A.2b
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