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Requires a group of three

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Get your cards and number lines from Ms.pdf

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In pairs, get a deck of cards. Shuffle the cards separately and place them in three piles, face down. Take turns to pick two cards and make a decimal number. You can ask 10 yes-or-no questions to help you guess the number. If you are correct, you get one point. Keep making new numbers, until all the cards have gone. Who gets more points?

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You will need squared paper (get it from Ms. Eva) and colouring pencils.

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You can get the worksheet from Ms. Eva.

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Requires a group of two and your iPads.

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Ordering Decimals

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Decimal Place Value

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Decimal Number Lines

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The decimal system represents a hundredth or even more than a thousandth of a whole--because sometimes things are just way teenier than one!