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Interpreting remainders
Learn how to effectively interpret remainders in math problems. Get expert tips and strategies to improve your problem-solving skills and ace your math exams.
Teaching Division Strategies: The best Anchor Charts and Practice Activities - Teaching with a Mountain View
These teaching division strategies and freebies are perfect for upper elementary math students. Includes anchor charts, notebooks, task cards, and more!
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Interpreting remainders can be tricky. Read how I teach my students to interpret remainders and grab a free interpreting remainders chart and free problems.
Sandy Ward
Mary Kate Hinshaw
Interpreting the Remainder with DAB! Interpreting the remainder anchor chart
Erin Leach
Nancy Bustamante Mejia
Stephanie Villarreal
I introduced the concept of open number lines today. Basically, an open number line is a completely blank number line. Our focus was to "navigate" on a number line. To begin, I gave the students two numbers, an "I have" and "I wish I had". Using any strategy they wanted, they were to begin with what they had and move to what they wished they had. For example, I gave the students the following: I have 17 I wish I had 24 I asked them to place the 17 on the number line and show me how they…
Kristi Walker
Shake things up in the math classroom with my brand new 4th grade division unit! Check out this blog post to read more now!
Angela Carlson
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