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The numbers after the decimal are pieces of the tens, hundreds, and thousands.

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I learnt that everything after the decimals place is less than 1

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What is the Tenth in 7 .96

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the names after the decimals and the order.

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Arayna Singh

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we used blocks

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We used models to demonstrate

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We used the blacks from the Grab and Go to help us

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We used blocks

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when there is a decimal point you say "and"

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when there is a decimal point you say "and"

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We used the video to remember the steps

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I remember that the bigger number goes in the inside of the half rectangle, and the number you are dividing by goes on the outside of the outside of the half rectangle.

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I learnt how to do standard algorithm for division instead of just big 7

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We learned the divisor and the dividend as well as multiplication

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The left over is called a remainder.

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you can turn reminders into decimals

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Sommetimes if there is a remainder you can add a zero

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you can turn reminders into decimals

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The leftover number is called a remainder (you can also turn the remainder into a decimal!)

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The leftover number is called a remainder.

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I learned how to divide whole numbers

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You have have to ignore to decimal while multiplying

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We ignore the decimal and count the places in the end.

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we can line up the decimals when multiplying

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I remember that you add the decimal after you add or subtract everything.

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decimals can be turned into fractions

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if you multiply a decimal with a whole number it is smaller than before

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You have to put the decimal in the correct spot

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You don't have to line them up when you're MULTIPLYING, but you have to line them up when adding & subtracting. When you're multiplying, you have the total amount of decimal places, then add it to your product.

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You add a deciamal last

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look how many spaces are behind each decimal and the number of spaces, add it to the answer starting behind

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we can use standard algorithm instead of big 7

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You first multiply the whole number and then the decimals last.

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When adding two fractions with different denominators, you have to find the common denominator of both of them (make sure it's equal to the originals!!!), THEN add

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I remember that the # of pieces of the fraction goes on top and how many pieces it takes to make a whole is on the bottom.

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Fractions with a numerator of 1 is called a unit fraction.

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Fractions can be turned into decimals and a fraction with a one over it is a unit fraction

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you can change the fraction to a decimal.

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If you start with a whole number you have to end with a whole number

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A fraction with a numerator (top number) of 1 is a unit fraction.

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the bottom number is called the denominator, and the top number is called the numerator

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when you divide u change the division sign into a multiplication sign and go on from there

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A fraction can be converted to a decimal

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the bottom denominator must be the same with the other fraction when adding/subtracting

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the X-axis is it's own independent thing

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you first go right to the x axis and than go up on the y axis.

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The (0,0) point is called the origin, the point at the start of both the Y & X axis, also in the middle of the whole coordinate plane.

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there is the x-axis and the y-axis

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X always affects Y

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The x always comes before the y because of the one guy who made the rule (forgot the name)

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The horizontal axis is the x-axis, and the vertical is the y-axis. They intersect at the origin.

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first you put the x axis then the y axis in a ordered pair

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I remember that you start on the x-axis.

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the first number is x axis the second number is y axis

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You
do a x.y

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Additive patterns vs Multiplicative patterns

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to find volume you do base x height

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The Big G

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The customary system is harder to convert then metric

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The metric system is based off of factors of 10

Triangles have two names, sides & angles

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I learned that there is a metric system that has factors that skip-count by 10.

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I learnt about quadrilaterals

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there are 3 different types of triangles Isosceles,equilateral,scale Mactric system: KHDBdcm

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a circle cannot be a polygon cause it doesn't have straight lines

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(Trends are also called correlations)
Positive trends always go up, if x increases, so does y.
Negative trends go down, if x increases, y decreases.
Scatterplots with no trends don't really have a name, you just say they have no trend/correlation.

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X affects Y

Positive and Negative patterns

Bar ghraphs, Coordinate grid, Scatterplots.

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I remember that we record info on graphs and charts.

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there is numerical data and Categorical data

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there are different types of tables

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There is a lot of ways to sort data ex scatter plot, dot plot, stem and leaf etc.

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Dot plots are also line plots

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There can be a positive trend, negative trend , and no trend.

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trends positive,negative, no correlation - scatter plots!

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Big g

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7 percent is just .07 and to figure out the price with sales tax you just multiply

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property tax, Sales tax, payroll tax, Income tax, Net Income, and Gross Pay

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To have a balanced budget you have to put all your money somewhere whether in savings or clothes etc.

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The income tax is paid to the Federal government.
The payroll tax is paid to the federal government.

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Property tax, Sales tax, Payroll tax, Income tax

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I remember that people have lots of taxes that they have to pay every day/month

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There is Income tax, Property tax, Payroll tax

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gross income is the total amount you earn in job net income is the total amount of money after deduction decuction is medicare, social security, and more

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Your PLAN with your money is called your BUDGET.

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I remember income taxes and sales taxes