DECIMALS!!! by Pirtle, Ruth Francine

Decimal Intro

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-25 19:57:54 UTC

Watch this super simple video first! It is a review of the place value of decimals. This will help when we start to add, subtract, multiply, & divide multi-digit decimals.

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-25 20:00:45 UTC

For this video, I want y'all to follow along on a piece of paper. Write out the example as he explains what he is doing, & make sure your final answer is complete. Also, notice what he said about the decimals- LINE THEM UP! Write that down.

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:07:25 UTC

Watch this example. On your piece of paper, follow write what he explains as he is doing it. Notice what he did with the zeroes for the subtraction- WRITE SOMETHING TO HELP YOU REMEMBER TO DO THAT:)

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:14:11 UTC

On your paper, follow along by writing out these examples. For this video, I want you to write the three steps to multiplying decimals that he uses; they are at the top of the video screen.

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:18:57 UTC

The last & longest video! Follow along on your paper as we go over how to do decimal division. I want you to write what he does when he moves the decimal places in division; whatever helps you remember how to move the correctly the best.

ADD+++++

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:23:12 UTC

For this, write the first four problems on your paper & work them out.

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:24:54 UTC

Remember how you wrote something down to remember what to do with zeroes when subtracting? Use that skill here; you only need to write & do the first four instead of all of them.

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:26:33 UTC

Again, you only need the first floor. Utilize the three rules that you had written on your paper from the example video!

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:29:32 UTC

For these problems, do B-E. If you want to follow the instructions on this sheet feel free! You also might find your notes on how to move the decimal place in division helpful:)

rpirtle2 — 2024-01-27 22:32:11 UTC

You're almost done! If you need help on the OYO- here are some hints.

1.) Make sure you watched the videos all the way through AND took the necessary notes.

2.) Keep your decimal places lined up.

3.) Make sure you did the simple math right (the numbers equal what they should)

4.) Try to work the fact family backwards- this will help you check your work to make sure the answer is correct.

5.) If you still need some help- let me know! I am here for you:)