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Supplies needed (depending upon which item you choose to complete): notebook paper, graph paper, tape measure, ruler, inch tiles, assorted liquid containers, a liter cylinder, beans, plastic baggies, and a scale.

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Multi-Step Problems with Area + Perimeter

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Money Pieces by The Math Learning Center

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Money Pieces help students visualize and understand money values and relationships.

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Math Clock helps students become fluent working with time. Learners use analog clocks with geared or free-moving hands to learn how to tell time, explore jumps with count by numbers, and visualize story problems involving intervals of time. By placing and shading fraction overlays, students use the clock to contextualize fractions with frequently used denominators.

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Make a new rectangle

Change the size of the rectangle by entering whole numbers (up to 50) in the boxes. Then press the MAKE button.

Add and move the sliders

Drag the slider handles from the left or top to divide the rectange into smaller parts. Include up to 4 sliders on each axis.

View partial products

Watch how the equation changes depending on the position of the sliders. Point at any region to see the corresponding piece of the equation.

Show or hide answers

Toggle these buttons to show or hide the results of the equation.

Partial Product Finder allows multiplication combinations to be represented as a rectangle, or array, with dimensions that match the combination. The sides of the rectangle can then be divided into parts to reveal partial products that make up the total product. This helps students develop the flexibility and conceptual understanding required to build fluency with basic facts and strategies for multiplication of larger numbers.

We Welcome Your Feedback

Help us guide the ongoing development of this app by sharing your reactions or suggestions.

Partial Product Finder is brought to you by The Math Learning Center, a nonprofit organization serving the education community since 1976. Visit us at www.mathlearningcenter.org, where you can learn more about our organization, the Bridges in Mathematics PK-5 curriculum we publish, and the many free math education resources we provide, including a robust suite of free virtual manipulatives for use online or as downloadable apps for a variety of operating systems, including Apple iOS and Google Chrome.

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Partial Product, by The Math Learning Center

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Partial Product Finder allows multiplication combinations to be represented as a rectangle, or array, with dimensions that match the combination.

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Perimeter and area are basic concepts in geometry. Yet, to master them, students need plenty of practice. Our free online interactive area and perimeter game is perfect for helping your students master these concepts.

Using the interactive area and perimeter game is intuitive and easy. Click and drag the colored blocks onto the grid to create rectangles or irregular shapes. The tool will automatically show students the totals of the perimeter and area in the upper left hand corner of shapes of the same color. Perimeter sums also appear along the edge of the shape. You can toggle these features on and off using the "Hide Totals" and "Hide Perimeter" buttons in the top right hand corner. If you create several shapes, you can click on them to show the perimeter and area of each one. Clear the grid using the trash can button.

Offer students a given perimeter or area and see how many different ways they can achieve those totals with the blocks.

Visit classplayground.com for more resources and printables related to perimeter and area. For more interactives on geometry visit mathmine.com..

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Area Perimeter Explorer | Geometry for Kids | Toy Theater

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This online interactive area and perimeter game is perfect for helping students practice and master these essential geometry concepts.

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Interactive Clock | Telling Time | Analog & Digital | Toy Theater

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Use the online teaching clock for a fun digital experience with your students. Students can learn to tell time with both analog and digital clocks!

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What is a Virtual Spinner?

A virtual spinner is a fun classroom tool that can make lessons engaging and fun for students. Just like a spinner you might use for a board game, this online spinner tool randomly selects a color or number. Our online spinner is completely unbiased and gives a random answer every time.

How to Use the Online Spinner

The online spinner is simple to use. Simply choose the number or color option by selecting the corresponding spinner in the top right-hand corner. Select how many colors or numbers will appear on the spinner by clicking on the number button, also in the top right-hand corner. Then, choose a number from the dropdown list. To spin the spinner, simply click anywhere on the spinner. Then, watch it spin and see where the arrow lands!

How to Use the Online Spinner as a Part of Classroom Lessons

There are many ways to incorporate an online spinner into classroom activities and lessons. Watching the spinner spin and giving students the chance to spin the spinner makes the classroom more fun and engaging. Here are some ideas to try:

Board Games: When playing a board game, use the online spinner instead of dice. You can use the number option or the color option depending on the game you play. Create a class board game by drawing a simple path on the board. Then, form teams and have students play the game using magnets as game pieces. You can even have students answer math problems before they're allowed to spin the spinner.

Probability: The online spinner can also be used for teaching probability. For example, how likely is it that the spinner will land on the number 5? Or how likely is it that it will land on the color yellow? Change the number of colors or numbers showing on the spinner to demonstrate to students how probability changes depending on the number of options available.

Decision Making: Is your class having a hard time making a decision? Let the online spinner decide! Assign each activity or task a color. Then, spin to see which task or activity is chosen.

Create Groups: Have each student spin the online spinner to see which group they'll be in!

Choose a Student:The online spinner can also be used to select a student who will perform a task or answer a question.

Create a Math Problem: Select the number option on the online spinner. Then, spin two or more times. Have students add the numbers, multiply them, or subtract them. You can even have students practice place value by writing out a series of digits. Then, they can write out the number using words.

The online spinner can streamline classroom activities while keeping students interested and engaged. Give it a shot and see how much students love spinning the spinner!

Looking for more helpful online tools? Check out our other teacher tools! Or, try some of our other probability manipulatives.

Meta description: Use this free online spinner to make lessons and activities more engaging. Choose colors or numbers to adjust the virtual spinner to your needs.

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Throw these virtual dice to bring fun to your math lessons. Useful for lessons on probability, dividing students for group work, playing games, practicing math operations, or determining the coordinates for graphing, virtual dice are great. They never get lost and are ready for use by the whole class or individual students.

To use these 3D virtual dice, simply press "Throw" to toss the dice. Select how many dice you'd like to use by clicking the number "1" and choosing the number from the dropdown menu. Choose how many sides you'd like your dice to have from the dice dropdown menu.

Here are a few fun ways to use these virtual dice:

Invite students to throw the dice and determine the probability that any number will show up. Then, change the number of sides on the dice and try the activity again.

Throw several dice. Then, create equations using the numbers that appear.

Throw dice to assign students to groups. To do this, assign numbers to corners or tables in the classroom. Then, throw dice for each child to assign them to a group and have them move to the corresponding table or corner. To add some challenge, throw 2 or more dice per child and have them determine which group they belong to (sum of dice between 0-25, between 25-50, etc.) Adjust as necessary.

Use the dice to make a decision. For example, agree that if the sum of the dice is over 20, you'll do activity A and if the sum is less than 20, you'll do activity B. Adjust to practice whatever math operation you're learning.

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Dice | Teaching Tools | Toy Theater Educational Games

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Use these virtual dice for a variety of fun lessons including probability, playing games, practicing math operations, and more!

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Are you teaching your students about money? Usually, second graders are introduced to the idea of bills, coins, and their values. Yet, most elementary students are interested in money. So, bringing virtual play money to the classroom can be a great way to build motivation and excitement around math lessons focused on other operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Plus, it's practical! Awareness about money is an essential life skill that will serve students their whole lives.

To use our virtual American play money, simply click and drag the bills, coins, and symbols onto the grid. Add numbers to show totals and equations. To remove items, simply drag and release them off the grid.

Use the virtual play money at a play store station, to practice math operations, word problems, and much more! The best part is that virtual bills and coins can't get lost, wet, or ripped. They're always right here at Toy Theater when you need them!

Visit classplayground.com for more resources and printables related to money.

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Virtual play money is the perfect tool for teaching about American bills and coins and their values.

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Various Tools: Balance and Scale, Equivalent Measures (Conversions), Clock, and Money

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Various Tools: Balance and Scale, Equivalent Measures (Conversions), Clock, and Money

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To go between tools, click the word "Activities" at the top :)

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To go between tools, click the word "Activities" at the top! :)

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3.MD.1 - Telling and measuring time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes

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3.MD.2 - Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses of objects using standard units of grams (g), kilograms (kg) and liters (L)

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3.MD.2 - Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses of objects using standard units of grams (g), kilograms (kg), and liters (L)

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3.MD.6 & 3.MD.7 - Measure areas by counting unit squares, and relate area to the operations of multiplication and addition.

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3.MD.1 & 3.MD.8 - Tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes, as well as solving real word and mathematical problems involving perimeters of polygons.

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Using a protractor.

Common Core Connection for 4th Grade

Recognize angles as geometric shapes formed wherever 2 rays share a common endpoint.
Understand concepts of angle measurement.
Measure angles in whole-number degrees using a protractor.

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Play Rocket Angles at MathPlayground.com! Measure the angle between the rocket and the lost space pal. Can you save the day?

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Problem Solving - devise a strategy
Spatial Reasoning - game is played on a 20x20 grid

Common Core Connection for Grades 3 and 4

Relate area to the operations of multiplication and addition.
Recognize area as additive.
Find areas of rectilinear figures by decomposing them into non-overlapping rectangles and adding the areas of the non-overlapping parts.

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Play Area Snatch Pro at Math Playground! How much territory can you capture?

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Snatch as many shapes as possible before the Blockers arrive.
Shapes with perimeters that match the given perimeter are orange, other shapes are blue.
If a Blocker hits a shape in progress, you'll need to begin again.
Capture Blockers for extra points!

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Play Perimeter Snatch Pro at Math Playground! How much territory can you capture?

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Using a Protractor - measure angles
Estimation - report angles to the nearest whole number

Common Core Connection for 4th Grade

Recognize that angles are formed when two rays share a common endpoint.
Understand concepts of angle measurement.
Measure angles in whole-number degrees using a protractor.

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Measure Angles at Math Playground! Practice measuring angles with a protractor.

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SplashLearn education games for Grade-4 propel kids thinking and reasoning to an advanced level. With the knowledge of measurable quantities and units, it is easy to comprehend the relationship of the units. Using the attributes like length (width, breadth) and height, the concept of geometrical figures (regular and non-regular shapes) is introduced. To draw the geometric figures correctly, angle measurement techniques also instigated.

Understanding the advanced concepts:

To standardize the globally acknowledged measurement units for cognizance, the relationship between the units is established. Converting units for standard measurement procedures in later grades require a strong conceptual knowledge of such relationships.

For example, which quantity is larger? 20 centimeters or 20 kilometers. As the grade-3 worksheets insist on estimation and selection of appropriate quantities, kids can easily learn to deduce and interpret the proportionate relationships between the quantities.

Measuring and creating accurate angles (using suitable geometrical instruments in the classroom) is always an easy task for a kid regularly practicing SplashLearn worksheets. Adhering strictly to the common core math standards, learning advanced concepts is absolute fun with interactive theme-based educational games.

Learning & outcome

Application of knowledge about different units of measurement is the next level to enhance the logical reasoning and thinking capabilities of kids. With real-life examples from the surroundings, kids can easily use their math skills to select the suitable units for the measurement. Also, the basics of angle measurement formed between two lines and creating angles as per given values lay a firm base for learning geometrical math and solving trigonometry word problems in later grades.

The expected outcomes of the learning are:

Associating metric and customary units to correctly measure a physical quantity

Evaluating the area and the perimeter of simple and complex figures

Understanding the technique to measure the angle formed between two lines and creating the "angle" as per the given degree

Using the "angle" measurement basics to add and subtract angles

Next section outlines the essential math skills to achieve the learning goals.

Required math skills

A Clear understanding of different units of measurement is the prime skill required to establish the relationship between the metric or customary units. At the same time, the basics of area and perimeter from grade-3 worksheets are instrumental in computing the two quantities for the simple and complex figures. To learn about the angle measurement, kids are expected to be familiar with the counting up-to 3-digit numbers and using basic math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) with them.

Engagement

Measurement is one of the most important aspects of learning applied mathematics. Grade-4 SplashLearn worksheets institute the understanding of such advanced concepts without any difficulty. Fun learning games and worksheets offer unique word-problems and puzzles related to different measurement units. With a theme-based interactive interface to motivate and promote healthy engagement, kids learn to create angles and solve riddles within no time. Comprehensive curriculum assists the kids for accelerated learning and to excel in math.

Relationship between measurement units

To measure the food portions (solid and liquid) as well as human body weight and other objects, suitable measurement units are chosen. The standard interpretation of these units globally makes it easy to trade the commodities. The closest scalable figure (having the least numeric value) is chosen to mention the portion.

For example, instead of writing 20,000 milliliters or 2000 centiliters, the measure will be written as 20 liters. Another example is the dosage for a syrup. Instead of writing 0.01 liter, the physician will write 10 milliliters for clearer understanding.

The denomination charts of the metric and U.S. customary units are described as follows:

Reference image: Metric units for length, weight, and volume

Reference image: Relationship between US customary units for length, weight, and volume

Application

Measurement units and the interrelationships between them are highly useful in almost all the fields of mathematics and pure sciences. These fields are physics, chemistry, biology, geography and medical sciences. Using the proportionate measurements, clinical research with sensitive elements and chemicals is performed in the laboratory.

Knowledge of length along with angle measurement and similar physical quantities is applied before the construction of columns (in architectural science) to lay a strong foundation underneath. The firmness of the pillars is responsible to withstand the weight imparted on a floor within a building.

Metric units (length, weight, and volume)

US customary units (length, weight, and volume)

Area and perimeter

Construction of ships, cars and other vehicles is also based on the mathematics of physical quantities and associated geometry.

Terms to remember

As the kids become familiar with the measurement units, their interrelationships and advanced math skills associated with area and perimeter; different skills are instigated to boost "quick math" skills in the kids. Measurement educational games and worksheets for grade-3 hone the thinking and reasoning of the kids to understand the area and the perimeter.

As the multiplication of two numbers (single-digit and double-digit) is also a part of the grade-4 curriculum; kids learn to calculate the area of geometric figures (square and rectangle) by multiplying the length of the sides.

The computation of area and perimeter is done with following formulae:

Understanding complex figures

Using the above formulae, area and perimeter of complex figures can be calculated by portioning them into smaller squares and rectangles.

For example, in the following figure; red dash-line divides the complex figure into 3 geometric figures (rectangles). To evaluate the perimeter and the area, use the above formulae to quickly obtain the result.
Application
Reference image: Length of sides (3 and 4 units) can be calculated by the visual observation as well as by the addition and subtraction of lengths mentioned in the figure.

Easily calculate the area for following three rectangles:
Terms to remember
Area and perimeter of geometric figures are a math essential with significant utility in several fields. The concept is employed in designing of furniture items like tables, chairs, beds, and others. It is also used to evaluate the land area, carpet area and other quantities in farming and architectural construction for tasks like fencing, tiling, polishing, and others.

Various statistical tests like Chi-square, correlation, and regression are applied on the area of the fields to find out the fertility of land & predict the crop production feasibility.

Angle measurement

The elementary knowledge of geometric shapes covers the measurement of the physical quantities such as length and breadth. But, the space between the two adjacent lines is not a linear quantity. To measure this specific distance, a new unit evolved which is known as radian or the degree in modern mathematics.

Several Greek & Babylonian astronomers and mathematicians such as Timocharis & Archimedes defined this radial distance by dividing the circle into 60 equal parts, known as 60 arc minutes. Later, the circle was divided into 360 equal parts and defined the each unit distance as "1 degree".

Reference image: 360 degrees marked on a circle.

Next section elaborates the different angles formed by equally dividing the circle into 4 equal quadrants and constructing them using geometrical instruments.

Division of angles

Reference image: Angles formed in the different quadrants and the range of measurement for each quadrant

How to create angles

To create an angle of a certain degree, two lines are drawn. The first line is a straight base line (from the center to the number 0) as marked on the protractor. For the other line, the respective degree is marked first on the outer of the protractor. This point is joined to the beginning point of the first line to create the required angle.

Reference images: Standard protractors used to measure and draw angles

Another instrument to draw accurate angles are the geometric compasses. In such compass, a pencil can be attached to draw a circle and angles of various degrees.

Reference Image: A geometric compass

Next section details the concept of addition and subtraction of angles for analysis.
Application
Add and subtract angles

Two consecutive angles on a plane can be added or subtracted to form a new angle. The resulting angle will always measure from 0 to 360 degrees. Math learning games on angle measurement from SplashLearn comprise of multiple worksheets and math riddles to practice and improve the geometrical skills.

Angle measurement and creating are the fundamental skills to draw different geometric figures. The knowledge of angles and their core concepts in essentials in understanding the basics of trigonometric functions and analogies.
Instruments to use Terms to remember
Real-time application of angle measurement is in the construction of architectural buildings. It is highly useful in drawing accurate maps for surface, air and marine navigation. Different instruments like a protractor, compass, divider, and others are used by navigational engineers and architects to prepare a primal functional print of the final product.

It is also the foundation of geographical sciences as the unit "degree" is used to measure the latitude and longitude of the places. The entire world is divided into 24 different time zones with a longitude of 15 degrees.

SplashLearn Measurement Worksheet for Grade 4

The systematic planning and time-scheduling are the first essential to master the mathematical sciences in the later grades. This planning initiates from the early stage like kindergarten. Being a math genius is the sole virtue acquired by practicing, reasoning, analyzing and gradually learning the concepts.

SplashLearn educational games for accelerated math learning are exclusively designed for the kids trained in homeschool. Also, to prevent the loss of learning during vacation, fun games are the best alternative for home tutoring. Understanding of measurement units and their relationships is an essential skill to learn the conversion of units.

Knowledge of angle measurement is another must-have skill to easily solve harder math problems using trigonometry table in the later grades. Interactive and theme-based games for SplashLearn drives a kid to excel in math and learn math fast without any fear.

With a unique app having educational assessment feature, track the learning and plan new exercises for kids on the website.

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Measurement Games for 4th Grade Kids Online - SplashLearn

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Metric System Conversions Song | Measurement Song for Kids

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Inches, Feet and Yards Song | Measurement Song | Customary Units

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Ounces , Pounds, & Tons Song ★ Customary Units of Measurement

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Capacity Song | Customary Units of Liquid Measurement Song

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Compare and Convert Customary Units of Length

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Compare and convert customary units of length

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Compare and Convert Customary Units of Weight

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Compare and convert customary units of weight

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Compare and Convert Metric Units of Length

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Compare and convert metric units of length

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In this lesson you will learn about kilometers, meters, centimeters, and millimeters by comparing their sizes.

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Compare and Convert Metric Units of Weight

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Compare and convert metric units of weight

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Compare and Convert Metric Units of Volume

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Compare and convert metric units of volume

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In this lesson you will learn about kiloliters, liters, centiliters and milliliters by comparing their sizes.

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Convert Larger Units to Smaller Units to Solve Distance Problems

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Convert larger units to smaller units to solve distance problems

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In this lesson, you will learn how to solve real world distance problems that require larger unit to smaller unit conversions.

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Convert Larger Units to Smaller Units in Liquid Volume Problems

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Convert Larger Units to Smaller Units in Liquid Volume Problems

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Convert larger units to smaller units in liquid volume problems

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In this lesson, you will learn how to solve real world liquid volume problems that require larger unit to smaller unit conversions.

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Convert Larger Units to Smaller Units in Mass Problems

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Convert larger units to smaller units in mass problems

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In this lesson, you will learn how to solve real world mass problems that require conversions from larger units to smaller units.

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Convert Larger Units to Smaller Units in Money Problems

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Convert larger units to smaller units in money problems

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In this lesson, you will learn how to solve real world money problems that require larger unit to smaller unit conversions.

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Solve Problems Involving Multiple Conversions from Larger Units to Smaller Units

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Solve problems involving multiple conversions from larger units to smaller units

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Convert Time Units to Solve Time Problems

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Convert Time Units to Solve Time Problems

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Convert time units to solve time problems

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Use Area Models to Find the Area of Rectangles

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Use area models to find the area of rectangles

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Find the Area of a Rectangle Using the Standard Formula

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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Find the area of a rectangle using the standard formula

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In this lesson you will learn to find the area of a rectangle by using an algorithm.

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Find the Perimeter of a Rectangle Using the Area Model

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Find the Perimeter of a Rectangle Using the Area Model

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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Find the perimeter of a rectangle using an area model

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In this lesson you will learn how to find the perimeter of a rectangle by using area models.

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Find the Perimeter of a Rectangle Using the Standard Formula 

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Find the Perimeter of a Rectangle Using the Standard Formula 

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Find perimeter using the standard formula

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In this lesson you will learn to find the perimeter of a rectangle by using an algorithm.

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4.MD.3 - Math Antics

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Find Missing Side Lengths Using the Perimeter Formula

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Find Missing Side Lengths Using the Perimeter Formula

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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Find missing side lengths using the formula for perimeter

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In this lesson you will learn how to determine the missing length of a rectangle by applying the perimeter formula for a rectangle.

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson you will learn how to find the perimeter of a rectangle by applying a formula.

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson you will learn how to find the area of a rectangle by applying a formula.

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson you will learn how to find the area and perimeter of a square by applying formulas.

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Find a Missing Rectangle Side Length Using Formulas

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Find a Missing Rectangle Side Length Using Formulas

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4.MD.3 - Learn Zillion

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Find a missing rectangle side length using formulas

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In this lesson you will find the length of an unknown side of a rectangle when given the length and the perimeter or area by applying the correct formula.

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4.MD.3 - Flocabulary

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How to Find Area and Perimeter | Educational Rap for Math Curriculum

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson you will learn how to interpret data by creating a line plot.

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson you will learn how to construct and interpret a line plot by comparing it to other graphs.

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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In this lesson, you will learn how to show a unit fraction by using a number line.

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Create a Line Plot with Fractions of a Unit (Like Denominators)

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Create a Line Plot with Fractions of a Unit (Like Denominators)

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Create a line plot with fractions of a unit (with like denominators)

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In this lesson you will learn how to display a data set of measurements with common denominators by using a line plot.

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Interpret Data on a Line Plot by Making Observations

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Interpret Data on a Line Plot by Making Observations

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Interpret data on a line plot by making observations

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In this lesson you will learn how to interpret data by making observations about a given line plot.

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Create a Line Plot with Fractions of a Unit (Unlike Denominators)

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Create a Line Plot with Fractions of a Unit (Unlike Denominators)

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Create a line plot with fractions of a unit (unlike denominators)

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In this lesson you will learn how to display a data set of measurements on a line plot by creating common denominators.

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Solve Problems by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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Solve Problems by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Solve problems by interpreting data on a line plot

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In this lesson you will learn how to solve a problem by interpreting data on a line plot.

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Solve Word Problems Involving the Addition of Fractions by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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Solve Word Problems Involving the Addition of Fractions by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Solve word problems involving the addition of fractions by interpreting data on a line plot

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In this lesson you will learn how to add fractions to solve word problems by interpreting data on a line plot.

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Solve Word Problems Involving the Subtraction of Fractions by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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Solve Word Problems Involving the Subtraction of Fractions by Interpreting Data on a Line Plot

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4.MD.4 - Learn Zillion

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Solve word problems involving the subtraction of fractions by interpreting data on a line plot

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In this lesson you will learn how to subtract fractions to solve word problems by interpreting data on a line plot.

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4.MD.4 - Scholastic

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Line Plots: StudyJams! Math | Scholastic.com

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A line graph is useful in visually representing a large group of data. With this activity, students will learn to construct and interpret line plots and graphs.

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4.MD.5 - Math Antics

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4.MD.6 - Math Antics

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Identify Angles Using Angle Characteristics 

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Identify Angles Using Angle Characteristics 

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4.MD.5 - Learn Zillion

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Identify angles using angle characteristics

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In this lesson you will learn how to identify an angle by observing its characteristics.