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November 5, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Everyday Math Fraction/Decimal/Percent Cards

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The Everyday Math “Fraction/Decimal/Percent Card Deck” contains cards showing 18 different fractions, decimals, and percents. The fraction, decimals, and percents are equivalent to each other. Even though Everyday Math created an activity booklet to go along with the cards, I find that many teachers are not aware of the suggested activities because they are not in the Teacher Resource Guide manual, or don’t play them because there are no formal game boards to accompany the suggestions.

So I am planning to host a workshop in my district to play 10 New Games that use the Fraction/Decimal/Percent Card Deck in January 2012. I’ve been busy creating game boards or playing mats for the games, and I thought I would share some of them with you in a series of posts.

The first game is called “Bar Graph Addition” and the skills covered in the game are estimating the sums of fractions and recording data on a bar graph. This game is worth the use of class time to play the game as many students don’t understand fractions very well. I love this informal format and the fact that you record the sums according to 3 different categories: Sums 1/3 or less, sums between 1/3 and 2/3, and sums 2/3 or greater.

I made this game board to accompany the game, and you only use the fractions cards contained in the deck. To make it easier for the teacher, the directions to the game are located on the game board at the bottom.

Click here on the name of my blog: Multigrade Matters:Ideas for a Split Classroom and download a copy of the game.
Deborah

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