
4th Grade October Lesson
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Mathematics, English, Fun
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4th - 12th Grade
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Medium
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Standards-aligned
Namtip Chareonchit
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October - 4th
by Mr. Kevin
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October 4th Grade focuses on...
Math
ELA
Science
SS
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Poll
How do you feel about Math?
I'm confident
I'm pretty good
I'm okay
I'm not so sure
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Let's talk Place Value!
Let's review the skill of ROUNDING!
Let's round this number to the tens, ten thousands, and MILLIONS!
11,309,411
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Rounding 11,309,411: Tens
Let's start by rounding 11,309,411 to the tens place.
We can do this by focusing on 11,309,411
I know that 11 is in between 10 and 20. Remember this, 4 down, round down, 5 up round up.
I know that the 1 in the ones place is 4 down, so it rounds to 10.
I know that 11,309,411 rounded to the nearest ten is 11,309,410.
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Rounding 11,309,411: Ten Thousands
Let's try this, but with the TEN THOUSANDS PLACE.
We are going to focus on 11,309,411
I know that 9,411 is in between 0 and 10 thousand. When I look at the hundred's place, there is a 4. 4 round down, so...
I know that 11,309,411 rounded to the nearest ten thousand is 11,310,000.
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Rounding 11,309,411: Millions
Let's try the same number, but rounding it to the millions!
We are going to focus on 11,309,411.
I know that 1,309,411 is in between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000. I see a 3, and 3 rounds down so...
11,309,411 rounded to the nearest million is...11,000,000.
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Show me what you know!
Rounding: 5 questions
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Multiple Choice
What is 23,009 rounded to the nearest thousand?
20,000
23,000
23,010
13,009
I don't know
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Sarah had about 530 marbles. What TWO numbers could round to 530?
501
533
525
567
I don't know
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Open Ended
How do you feel about r
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Place Value: Comparison and Comparing Numbers
We are going to about place comparison. We learned in 3rd grade our multiplication facts. Let me give you a multiplication fact. 3x1=3. Now, I will give you 3x10=30. Did you see that I added a 0 to the 1 and then the product added a 0 to it. If I continue, 3x100=300, the pattern keeps on GOING!
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10 times greater or less!
What is the value of the colored digit? 763,839?
800, right?
What is the value of the colored digit? 888,369
8,000, right?
I'm going to show you an example of a comparison between places.
The 8 in
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Let's Talk Addition!
Let's try out 141 + 39. Let's use the STANDARD ALGORITHM!
Let's start by setting up our equation vertically.
141
+ 39
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How TO 141+39: The Ones
NOW>>>Let's start by regrouping the ones, tens then hundreds.
1
141
+ 39
0
Look at what I did. I did 1 +9 = 10, and put that 1 ten into the tens place.
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