TTO1 CH2 4 decimal numbers

TTO1 CH2 4 decimal numbers
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TTO1 CH2 4 decimal numbers

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Start assignment

Complete the table below:
A) 9400.03
B) Twentythreehundredths



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Program:
  • Instruction
  • Bettermarks
  • Check-out 

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Place value table

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Calculate with decimal numbers
  • Decimal numbers can be shown on the number line, just like ⁣natural⁣ numbers and fractions.
  • Depending on how the number line is divided up, you enter decimal numbers with one decimal place (tenths), with two decimal places (hundredths), three decimal places (thousandths), etc.

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Example number line

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Number line
0.8
one and two tenths
0.2

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Adding decimal numbers
  • You add a decimal number to another decimal number by sorting the numbers by place value and then adding them digit by digit.
  • 4.25+12.32
  • Sometimes it is necessary to carry the result over:
  • 6.7+8.52

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3.23 + 7.78 =

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Subtracting decimal numbers
2.5 – 1.73 =

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3.6 - 2.22

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Words you should know...
  • Decimal number
  • Natural number
  • Even number
  • Odd number
  • Million, billion, trillion, quadrillion




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Place value table

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Explain:
What is a natural number?

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Explain:
What is an odd number?

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Bettermarks
Make: 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3



timer
1:00

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Run activity
Groups of 4
Paper & pen
Write down the numbers 1-15


timer
1:00

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quizizz
https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/653bda68212bc70b084d7d69?section=collections&searchLocale=

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Evaluation
Check:

At the end of this lesson…
…you can compare numbers (using < and >)
…you can calculate with large numbers
…you can calculate with decimal numbers

Do before thursday: 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3

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