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5th grade
Math
Multiplication and Unit Fractions

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Multiplication and Unit Fractions

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Teach your class how to work through multiplying unit fractions with just a few clicks of the mouse using this exercise.
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5th grade
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MathFractionsMultiplying FractionsMultiplication and Unit FractionsMultiplication
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5.NF.B.4
Mathematics Grade 5 5.3.I
Mathematics Grade 5 CE.5.6.b

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Mathematics Year 5 ACMNA100.a ACMNA100.b
Mathematics Level 5 VCMNA183.2 VCMNA183.3

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