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Fifth Grade
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Large Blank Models for Fractions & Decimals

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Large Blank Models for Fractions & Decimals

Practice visualizing decimals and fractions! Use this worksheet to get your students to draw decimals and fractions on large models. This is a perfect model for intervention so students can shade in fractions and decimals.

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Fifth Grade
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MathFractionsFractions and EquivalenceRectangular Fraction Models and EquivalenceMultiplicationMultiplying Decimal NumbersMultiplying Decimal Numbers to the Tenths PlaceMultiplying Decimal Numbers to the Hundredths Place
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5.NBT.B.7
Mathematics Grade 5 5.3.D 5.3.E Grade 4 4.3.C 4.3.D
Mathematics Grade 5 CE.5.5.a CE.5.5.b Grade 4 NS.4.2.a NS.4.2.b
Mathematics Grade 4 c Grade 5 A c

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