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Getting The Point Lesson Plan

Getting The Point Lesson Plan

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Middle schoolers complete a unit of lessons on the relationships between decimals, whole numbers, and fractions. They use paper strips to solve fraction problems, view and solve examples, and use calculators to convert fractions into decimal equivalents.

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fractions, decimals

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double number lines, fractions and decimals, ratio tables

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