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8th grade place value resources for staff and administrators
Patterns, Functions, and Algebra for Math 6-8
Are you a math coach, specialist, department chair, lead teacher, or administrator? If so, this document is for you! Use this flipchart for Professional Development or training purposes.
It targets scaffolding, alignment, using data to enhance instruction, and improve students' academic achievement. Step by step directions and pedagogical strategies are provided. Thought provoking activities and questioning are incorporated throughout each presentation.
The series:
1-Number and Number Sense
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 9th
Number and Number Sense for Math 6-8
Are you a math coach, specialist, department chair, lead teacher, or administrator? If so, this document is for you! Use this flipchart for Professional Development or training purposes.
It targets scaffolding, alignment, using data to enhance instruction, and improve students' academic achievement. Step by step directions and pedagogical strategies are provided. Thought provoking activities and questioning are incorporated throughout each presentation.
The series:
1-Number and Number Sense
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 8th
Decimals: Understanding Place Value - Level 1 (FREE)
Decimals - Level 1
Place Value - Using an imaginary '1' under the decimal point.
Tenths and Hundreds...
There is no reason students should struggle with place value - whole numbers or decimals. This practice sheet takes the mystery out of the decimals in both fraction form and decimals....base 10 form is also provided.
Best, Blaine Helwig
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 9th
Place Value - Whole Numbers and Decimals - Oral Practice - Student Aid (FREE)
Small Group or Guided Instruction or Tutoring or Direct Teach or Review...
Plug and Play...
Xerox...copy on 60/65 bond weight paper...laminate...kiddos use dry erase or vis-a-vis erasable markers...
Kiddos must understand place value AND value of a digit to build and establish number sense.
Unsolicited Pedagogical Advice: Make sure the kiddos know there is ALWAYS a decimal point behind every whole number, even if it is not written there. So, when they add and subtract with decimals, it is
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 8th
Decimals: Understanding Magnitude - Level 3 (FREE)
Last sheets of this series...The kiddos are good to go with decimals if the teacher has covered the first two steps...Level 1 and Level 2.Interestingly...many adults I have met over the years also think at decimal like the number 5.4398267 is somehow a large number...when in fact it is APPROXIMATELY/ABOUT 5 dollars and 44 cents...$5.44 ....44 cents (0.44) from 5 dollars and 56 cents (0.56) from 6 dollars. This exercise straightens that misconception out - quite quickly.Best, Blaine Helwig
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 9th
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