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Rounding

Rounding

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Mathematics

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3rd Grade

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CCSS
3.NBT.A.1, 4.NBT.A.3

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Jennifer Irish

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8 Slides • 8 Questions

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Rounding

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Rounding

  • Rounding means replacing a number with an approximate value that has a shorter and simpler form.

  • You use rounding when estimating.

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How do you round?

I have a wonderful rap to help you.

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Watch my video

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41QZvFIC8mk

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You may be asked to round to different places.

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Example of rounding to the tens

  • 478 rounded to the tens is 480

  • 63 rounded to the tens is 60

  • 1,325 rounded to the tens is 1,330

  • Notice they all end in a zero.

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Examples of rounding to the hundreds

  • 98 rounded to the hundreds would be 100 

  • 320 rounded to the hundres would be 300

  • 2,587 rounded to the hundreds would be 2,600

  • Notice the last two digits are zeros.

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Examples of rounding to the thousands

  • 3,425 rounded to the thousands would be 3,000

  • 6,892 rounded to the thoudsands would be 7,000

  • 58,100 rounded to the thousands would be 58,000

  • Notice tht the last three digits are zeros.

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Multiple Choice

What is 78 rounded to the tens?

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70

2

80

3

75

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Multiple Choice

What is 9 rounded to the tens?

1

5

2

0

3

10

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Multiple Choice

What is 39 rounded to the tens?

1

30

2

40

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Multiple Choice

What is 451 rounded to the tens?

1

460

2

450

3

500

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Multiple Choice

What is 1,209 rounded to the tens?

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1,200

2

1,210

3

1,000

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Multiple Choice

What is 714 rounded ot the hundreds?

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800

2

710

3

700

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Multiple Choice

What is 3,521 rounded to the thousands?

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3,500

2

4,000

3

3,520

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Poll

How do you feel about rounding so far?

I feel like I totally get it.

I feel like I kind of get it.

I feel like I really don't understand it.

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