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Mathematics Background
What Are the Big Ideas?
• Equivalent fractions name the same number using different
denominators.
• Algorithms for adding and subtracting fractions require common
denominators.
• Estimation strategies for fractions focus on benchmarks such as one-
half and one whole.
• A fraction is an indicated division, and this can be used to find a
decimal representation.
• As for repeated addition of a whole number, repeated addition of a
fraction can be represented as multiplication of the fraction by a whole
number.
Evaluation
1) Tests & Quizzes (40%)
2) Weekly Group Assessment (15%)
3) Weekly Self Assessment (15%)
4) Unit Problem (15%)
5) Daily Participation/Observations (15%)
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