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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
Grades:
3rd - 4th, Adult Education
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
Grades:
3rd - 4th, Adult Education
Introducing Fractions! Lesson 3 (A Fraction Field Trip)
This PowerPoint is for 3rd Grade. It is the third lesson in teaching fractions. Items covered in this lesson are: Review of what a fraction is, what unit fractions are, where the denominator and the numerator are located. Then students will go out and identify fractions in the real world, draw them, and write the unit fraction for each one they find. This lesson is mainly a hands-on activity to cement the new ideas. There is a rubric to help students during the activity. Students shouldn't need
Grades:
3rd - 4th, Adult Education
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Multiple Intelligence (MI) SMARTboard (Secondary/Adult) by Jennifer A. Gates
Teaching gifted, talent development or preparing students for Common Core by teaching them to identify their strengths?
This is the perfect way to introduce Multiple Intelligence: 8 characteristics that students can use to best identify ways in which they can make positive growth. They are: nature smart, logic smart, self smart, people smart, word smart, picture smart, body smart, and music smart.
Introduce and explore Multiple Intelligence in depth with students the elementary or primary and
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Central Angles and Arcs Teacher Made GIF File
The product is a link to a gif file that I made that demonstrates how use central angles and arcs of a circle. I use the file in two ways: first I embed the file into my google slide lessons that I use in google classroom and second I play the file on the board as my students are practicing. It helps the kids along with the process and with everyone working on a different step. The GIF plays on repeat
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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