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Elementary decimals videos for parents
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"Fraction, Decimals and Mixed Numbers, Oh My!" ---- 'The Big Finish' -- FREE
The video "Fraction, Decimals and Mixed Numbers, Oh My!" is the fourth and last in this arithmetic content series, and for that reason, it is aptly sub titled, “The Big Finish!” It stresses connecting all fractional elements so students understand their physical relationship between one another, so that these skill elements are not learned only in isolation. The grade level intent is for 4th grade through 8th grade students; however, the process described in the video may be helpful to high sch
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3rd - 9th
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Teaching Decimal Magnitudes - By Thinking Money - FREE
This video's main focus is teaching decimal magnitudes. Kiddos look at decimals and they do not really understand how 'big' they are or where they fit into their previously learned whole number schema.The video's intent is for teachers to treat decimals 'as if they were only money' since only the tenths and hundredths place values significantly affect the overall 'size' of the decimal. It is a Free Video.I hope intermediate elementary and middle school teachers find the content somewhat useful
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4th - 9th
Re-naming decimals in a flexible way
This short presentation deals with 5th Grade Common Core Math 5.NBT.3 reading, writing and comparing decimals. It demonstrates by the use of manipulatives, how decimals can be represented in different ways. For example, 0.2 is equal to 0.20, etc. Meets new common core standards for 5th grade mathematics. This SMART presentation also relates the "flexible" ways to represent decimals to money.
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4th - 6th, Staff
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