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Decimals lesson activities in Numbers

I love teaching with the iPad. It is very easy sharing differentiated activities for each individual child using the iPad. You could use Air Drop, Classroom or a third-party platform like Showbie.

I also love teaching maths, particularly fractions, decimals and percentages.

I created this Numbers document with five activities that you can share with the children in your class.

The children can order numbers to one and two decimal places, add and subtract numbers to one and two decimal places and apply this learning to mathematical word problems.

I hope this helps you if you want to use it.

 

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One of the five decimals activities.

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iPad Mathematics Apple Professional Learning Specialists Apple Distinguished Educator Regional Training Centres Numbers

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2 replies

August 04, 2023

Thanks for sharing!

April 05, 2024

I loved this activity! My 5th graders just did it. We added a slide for multiplying by 10 and dividing by 1/10. Do you have any other ones? I often don't use numbers but this was fantastic and you've motivated me to use it more!

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