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3rd Grade: Unit 4: Lesson 2 Comparing Fractions INCLUDES: • Unique Design and Content• Vertically Aligned Pre-Assessments• Problem-Solving & Daily Spiral Reviews• TEKS and Other State Standards based• Formative/Summative Assessments• Independent and Guided Practice• Interactive Games and Activities• Homework Assignments• Super STAAR 2.0 Questions• Interactive Activities3.3H Can you compare two fractions having the same numerator or denominator in problems by reasoning about their sizes and justi

3rd Grade: Unit 11: Lesson 2 Multiplication & Division INCLUDES: • Unique Design and Content• Vertically Aligned Pre-Assessments• Problem-Solving & Daily Spiral Reviews• TEKS and Other State Standards based• Formative/Summative Assessments• Independent and Guided Practice• Interactive Games and Activities• Homework Assignments• Super STAAR 2.0 Questions• Interactive Activities3.5B Represent and solve one‐ and two‐step multiplication and division problems within 100 using arrays, strip diagra

3rd Grade: Unit 2: Lesson 2 Compare & Order Whole Numbers INCLUDES: • Unique Design and Content• Vertically Aligned Pre-Assessments• Problem-Solving & Daily Spiral Reviews• TEKS and Other State Standards based• Formative/Summative Assessments• Independent and Guided Practice• Interactive Games and Activities• Homework Assignments• Super STAAR 2.0 Questions• Interactive Activities3.2D Can you compare and order whole numbers up to 100,000 and represent comparisons using the symbols > , <

3rd Grade: Unit 6: Lesson 2 Addition & Subtraction INCLUDES: • Unique Design and Content• Vertically Aligned Pre-Assessments• Problem-Solving & Daily Spiral Reviews• TEKS and Other State Standards based• Formative/Summative Assessments• Independent and Guided Practice• Interactive Games and Activities• Homework Assignments• Super STAAR 2.0 Questions• Interactive Activities3.5E Can you represent real‐world relationships using number pairs in a table and verbal descriptions? Why purchase STEAMsp

Hi Everyone, In this video we will be learning about Input and Output tables. You can think of an input and output table as a machine where one number is “put in” and a different number comes out, that is your output. Input and output tables are very similar, a number is placed in, and after applying a rule a different number comes out. We can think of a rule as a puzzle or riddle that we need to solve that will work with all of our number pairs in a table. CHECK OUT MORE OF OUR VIDEOS:

You may be wondering how do we compare numbers using place value? You have come to the right place. This video will cover how to compare numbers using place values, how to read place value numbers, and how to understand place value using comparing numbers examples. To explain how to compare numbers using place value, we will be comparing numbers using a place value chart. Last lesson we learned that we can compare numbers by using our understanding of place value, in this lesson we will cont