How to Teach Addition of Fractions Using LEGO Bricks
…fraction lessons demonstrated step by step. Learn More If you want to learn more about how to teach using LEGO bricks, check the Brick Math programwebsite. The books in…
…fraction lessons demonstrated step by step. Learn More If you want to learn more about how to teach using LEGO bricks, check the Brick Math programwebsite. The books in…
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…down when ready. When all teams are ready, ask the designated student to stand and hold up his or her response board to show the answer. Check each team’s answer…
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…will have to solve the problem or one person can check with a calculator that can solve fraction problems. Comparing Fractions Game – Each student spins the spinner once and…
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