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3. Student Learning Map
- Topic:Fractions, Decimals and Related Concepts
- Subject(s):Math
- Days:20
- Grade(s):4
Key Learning:
Fractions and decimals can be written in different forms and can be compared, ordered, added, and subtracted.
Unit Essential Question(s):
Concept: Understanding Fractions
Concept: Operations with Fractions
Concept: Decimals
Lesson Essential Question(s):How can I read, write and identify fractions and mixed numbers?*
(A)How can I identify that different fractions represent the same value?
(A)How can I identify the location of fractions on a number line to compare and order them?
(A)How can I change a fraction to a decimal?
(A)How are fractions and decimals related to percents?
(A)Lesson Essential Question(s):How can I add and subtract fractions with like and unlike denominators?*
(A)How can I show a fraction is written in simplest form?
(A)How do I identify if two numbers in different forms are equal or not? (decimal, fraction, percent, mixed number, improper fraction)
(A)How can I show a written improper fraction as a mixed number?*
(A)How can I show a written mixed number as an improper fraction?*
(A)Vocabulary:improper fraction, mixed number, simplist form, least common multiple, greatest common factor
Vocabulary:
Additional Information:
*Indicates former standard assessed through 2010
SF 9 & 10 sections A & B; SF 11:1-7; Fract. Bars/Circles/Grids; Geoboards; Pattern Blocks; Base Ten Pieces; Pattern Blocks Parts and Wholes; Number Lit; KR Frac. & Dec. center; Kagan Lyrical Lessons; Modeling Fract.; Modeling Mixed Num. & Imp. Fraction Bars/Circles/Grids Geoboards; KR Center: Frac. & Dec. Pattern Blocks; Base Ten Pieces; Math Party CD; Num. Lit; Est. Dec. Fract. & Percents; What's My Place? What's My Value?
