
Place Value Relationships with Decimals
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Mathematics
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4th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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8 Slides • 7 Questions
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Place Value
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What is place value?
The value of where a digit is in a number!
Judging by what number sits in a certain place in either a decimal or whole number, it is a certain value or percentage in relation to the power of ten.
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Place Value Introduction
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Open Ended
How far do you think place value cares to go, when it comes to numbers expressed as decimals?
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All place values can be determined based on their relationship to the decimal point!
Place Value Expressed
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Draw
In the number 5.67, highlight the ones place in yellow, the tenths place in red, and the hundredths place in blue.
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Fractions and Place Value
All place values in a number have a fraction equivalent.
That means, when expressed in terms of the tenth power, 0.03 would be 3/100, because the number 3 is in the hundredths place.
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Line up numbers starting with the first in each number.
DON'T:
Line up each number according to their decimal point (if there is one).
DO:
Adding Numbers With Different Place Values
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Multiple Choice
Add 18.37 and 0.00629.
18.37629
18.37000629
18.037629
18.37.0.00629
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Draw
How did you align the numbers from the previous slide before you added them?
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
Anne Boleyn is buying grain at the local market. She wants a total amount with an 8 in the hundredth-thousandths place, a 6 in the ones place, and with a 9 in the tenths place. How much grain will Anne Boleyn buy?
6.90008lbs
6.86936lbs
6.66978lbs
6.00918lbs
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Poll
Which place is the easiest to round to, in your opinion?
Tenths
Hundredths
Thousandths
Ten-thousandths
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Test Yourself!
Visit the attached link and complete using your iPad. Save as a PDF, with your first initial and last name in the file name, and submit when you're done.
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Be mindful of the position of decimal points when adding or subtracting numbers that have differences in place value.
Things to watch out for
Place value is how much a number is when looking at its position in the expressed number. Sometimes a number can use this in a statement known as its expanded form.
Things to remember
Conclusion
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