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LCD Least Common Denominator Activity Handout
This handout provides step-by-step directions for finding the least common multiple LCM or least common denominator LCD. Three practice problems are given with a QR code that links to videos that show and teach how to work the problems. Provided by Bumpy Bird Solutions - 2 teachers with over 40 years of teaching experience each.
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5th - 7th
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3:40
Decomposing Fractions - Exciting Math 3D Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:Have you ever decomposed fractions?Introduction:Fractions help us determine the number of equal parts that make up a whole. Fractions are also useful when creating fair portions. In order to make fair portions, we can use fraction decomposition. When something decomposes, it separates into smaller parts. Decomposing fractions is how we break down fractions into multiple parts that, when added, make the original fraction. Fractions do not have to decompose into equal pa
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Grades:
2nd - 10th
3:46
Diving a Four digit number- Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:Have you ever tried to divide a four-digit number?Introduction:When we divide numbers, we determine how many equally sized groups are contained in the number being split. We represent division using either a division bar or a division sign. The number being divided is called the dividend, and the number we are dividing by, or the number of groups we want to have, is the divisor. Subject:Imagine your best friend just moved far away. Your parents tell you they will take
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2nd - 10th, Higher Education, Staff
3:56
Determining Equivalent Fractions -Exciting Animation Video for Distance Learning
Attention Getting Question:Have you ever found equivalent fractions?Introduction:When something is equivalent, we can say that what is being compared has the same value. For instance, eight minus three is equivalent to five. Even though eight minus three looks different from five, we know that after performing the operation of subtraction, our answer will be five. Remember, fractions tell us the number of equal parts that make a whole. Fractions are equivalent when they represent the same amount
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2nd - 10th, Higher Education, Staff
33:27
Fractions - Multiplying by whole numbers- for beginners!
In this 'back to basics' video I explain to students how to multiply a fraction by a whole number. It is ideally tailored for those students who The steps are carefully explained and the 'I do, We Do, You Do process is followed.Several examples are covered before a set of 10 questions are offered for the students to try themselves. Full answers are given and explained. The recording lasts approx. 30 minutes.There is an additional printable worksheet included.There is an additional PowerPoint av
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Grades:
4th - 7th
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15:47
Fraction Multiplication with Rectangular Area Model
This video supports the packet titled "Fraction Multiplication by Rectangular Area, Number Line, and Pattern Block models". This is the first video that illustrates how to use the Rectangular Area model to show fraction multiplication. Two more videos will follow this video to demonstrate the Number Line model and Pattern Block model to show fraction multiplication.
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5th - 7th
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15:47
Multiplying Fractions by Number Line Model
This video supports the packet "Fraction Multiplication by Rectangular Area, Number Line, and Pattern Block models". See how to teach fraction multiplication by using the Number Line to illustrate.
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5th - 7th
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23:26
"Fraction, Decimals and Mixed Numbers, Oh My!" ---- 'The Big Finish' -- FREE
The video "Fraction, Decimals and Mixed Numbers, Oh My!" is the fourth and last in this arithmetic content series, and for that reason, it is aptly sub titled, “The Big Finish!” It stresses connecting all fractional elements so students understand their physical relationship between one another, so that these skill elements are not learned only in isolation. The grade level intent is for 4th grade through 8th grade students; however, the process described in the video may be helpful to high sch
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Grades:
3rd - 9th
10:09
Teaching Decimal Magnitudes - By Thinking Money - FREE
This video's main focus is teaching decimal magnitudes. Kiddos look at decimals and they do not really understand how 'big' they are or where they fit into their previously learned whole number schema.The video's intent is for teachers to treat decimals 'as if they were only money' since only the tenths and hundredths place values significantly affect the overall 'size' of the decimal. It is a Free Video.I hope intermediate elementary and middle school teachers find the content somewhat useful
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Grades:
4th - 9th
0:41
FREE video- Pizza Topping Fractions
This is the pizza cut outs for fractions include in the Math Fractions Activity Guide, designed to target students in 3rd - 7th grade (7 - 13 years), aims to help teachers set up and manage a stop-motion animation project to engage, inspire and get kids motivated about math.The free downloadable guide has everything you need to make two different animated videos at home, in the classroom or at an after-school club. Resources include cut-and-color templates, storyboards, optional activities and e
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3rd - 7th
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Also included in: HUE Animation Activity Guide GROWING Bundle
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