2. Rounding whole numbers and decimals Creator: Jamin Jones Class CEP: 811 Date: October 29, 2012

3. Objectives You will be able to… 1.Understand place value up to the tenths and hundredths 2.Round numbers to the nearest tenth and hundredth Core standard:OBJ05CCMA07: Use place value understanding to round decimals to any place. It is the common core curriculum standard for 5 th grade students.

4. Road Map Part One: Round numbers to the nearest tens Round numbers to the nearest hundreds Part Two: Identify tenths place Identify hundredths place Part Three: Round to the nearest tenths place

5. Key Vocabulary Round - To replace a number with a number that tells about how many. About - Around or close to.

6. Why do we round? 1.When we round, we change a number into another number that it is close to. 2. Rounding numbers is a good way to estimate about how much you have. Part 1

7. Rounding rule 0 2345768910 1 When rounding we have to decide if we are going to round up or down. Placement on a the number line can helps us see where to round. 5 is in the middle of 0 and 10.

8. Rounding rule 0 2345768910 1 5 and above give it a shove.

9. Why do we round? 0 2345768910 1 4 or below leave it alone.

10. Rules Look at the number before 4 and below leave it alone 5 and above give it a shove Make everything after it a zero

11. 2 Rounding to the Nearest Ten 6 Click on the number in the tens place.

12. Great Job!!! 26 ones tens

13. ones tens Try again. Remember place value order. 3 5

14. 2 When rounding we look at the number before the 10. 6

15. 2 If it is 5 and above you give the tens place a shove. 6

16. 30 The 2 becomes a 3 and the 6 becomes a 0.

17. 26 rounds to 30

18. Let’s try another 32 Click on the number in the tens place.

19. Great Job!!! 32 ones tens

20. ones tens Try again. Remember place value order. 3 5

21. Let’s try another 32 The 2 is below 5. Is it going to shove the 3 or leave it alone? Shove Leave

22. Great Job!!! 4 and below leave it alone

23. Try again. Remember the rule. -5 and above give it a shove -4 and below leave it alone

24. Let’s try another 30 The 3 stays the same and the 2 becomes a 0.

25. 10 121314151716181920 11 Another way Picture the number on a number line and look for the number it is closest to.

26. 10 121314151716181920 11 Another way If you were to find 17 on a number line, would it be closer to 10 or 20? 10 20

27. Try again. Remember the rule. 17 is 7 away from 10, but only 3 away from 20.

28. Great Job!!! 17 is only 3 away from 20.

29. 53 Let’s Practice 38 16 44 Rounds to 4030 60 50 10 20 50 40 or

30. Great Job!!! 38 rounds up to 40

31. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the tens a shove -4 and below leave the tens alone

32. Great Job!!! 53 rounds down to 50

33. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the tens a shove -4 and below leave the tens alone

34. Great Job!!! 16 rounds up to 20.

35. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the tens a shove -4 and below leave the tens alone

36. Great Job!!! 44 rounds down to 40.

37. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the tens a shove -4 and below leave the tens alone

38. 134 Rounding to the Nearest Hundred Which number is in the hundreds place?

39. Great Job!!! 134 tens hundreds ones

40. Try again. Remember place value. ones hundreds tens 1 5 3

41. 134 Rounding to the Nearest Hundred Use the first number to the right of the hundreds place to decide if you round up or down.

42. 134 Rounding to the Nearest Hundred Is the 3 going to give the hundreds column a shove or leave it alone? Shove Leave

43. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the tens a shove -4 and below leave the tens alone

44. Great Job!!! The one in 134 will be left alone.

45. 100 Rounding to the Nearest Hundred Everything else becomes a zero. 134 rounds to 100

46. 100120130140 150170160180190200 110 Another way Picture a number on the number line between 2 hundreds. Which is it closest to?

47. 100120130140 150170160180190200 110 Another way Would 131 round to 100 or 200? 100 200

48. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above in the tens gives the hundreds a shove -4 and below in the tens leave the hundreds alone

49. Great Job!!! 174 will round up to 200.

50. Let’s practice 174 223 562 Rounds to 600500 300 200 100 or

51. Great Job!!! 174 will round up to 200.

52. Try again. Remember the rule. If the ones place is: -5 and above give the hundreds a shove -4 and below leave the hundreds alone

53. Great Job!!! 223 will round down to 200.

54. Great Job!!! 562 will round up to 600.

55. Place Value – Part two HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths There is a pattern with place value that starts from the ones and moves out.

56. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths Click on the arrow to follow the pattern. You start in the ones and move out.

57. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths Click on the arrow to follow the pattern. Next comes the tenths on one side.

58. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths Click on the arrow to follow the pattern. And the tenths on the other side.

59. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths Click on the arrow to follow the pattern. Next comes hundreds.

60. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths And then hundredths on the other side.

61. Place Value HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths The major difference between the two sides is that one side has a -th on the end and is a smaller value.

62. Recognizing tenths and hundreds 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67

63. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 6 in the tenths.

64. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

65. Great Job!!! TensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 34.67

66. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 1 in the tenths.

67. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

68. Great Job!!! TensOnesDecimalTenths 17.1

69. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 1 in the hundredths.

70. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

71. Great Job!!! TensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 57.21

72. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 5 in the hundredths.

73. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

74. Great Job!!!. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 124.35

75. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 8 in the tenths.

76. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

77. Great Job! OnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 2.89

78. Click on the number below that correctly answers the question 124.35 17.1 2.89 57.21 34.67 Find the numbers with a 7 in the hundredths.

79. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

80. Great Job! OnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 2.89

81. Rounding Numbers to the nearest tenth We learned before that you round numbers to estimate how much we have. We can round numbers to figure out approximately how much we owe for a bill.

82. Rounding Numbers to the nearest tenth When rounding to the nearest tenth it is like rounding to the nearest 10 cents in money. If you don’t have exact change you can round to find how much you will pay.

83. Rounding Numbers to the nearest tenth How do we do this? Just like with rounding to the nearest ten and hundred.

84. Rounding Numbers to the nearest tenth Step 1: 1.Look at the number to the right. 2.Is it a 5 and above or a 4 and below 3.Make the change to the correct place 4.Everything else after the number being changed becomes a zero

85. Let’s Try 125125.4545 Which number is in the tenths place?

86. Try again. Remember the place value chart. HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths

87. Great Job!!! HundredsTensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 125.45

88. 125.45 Will the 4 be shoved up or left the same? Shove Leave

89. Try again. Remember the rule. -5 and above give it a shove -4 and below leave it alone

90. Great Job!!! 4 and below leave it alone

91. 125.50 4 is shoved up to 5 and everything after it becomes a zero.

92. 51.125112 Round to the nearest tenth. Which number is in the tenths?

93. Try again. Remember the rule. -5 and above give it a shove -4 and below leave it alone

94. Great Job!!! TensOnesDecimalTenthsHundredths 51.12

95. 51.12 Will the one be left alone or give a shove? Shove Leave

96. Try again. Remember the rule. -5 and above give it a shove -4 and below leave it alone

97. Great Job!!! 4 and below leave it alone

98. Click on the number below that correctly rounds each number to the nearest tenth. 124.35 17.12 34.67 Rounds to 34.6034.70 17.20 124.40 17.10 124.30 or

99. Try again. Remember the rule. -5 and above give it a shove -4 and below leave it alone

100. Great Job!!! 5 and above, give it a shove

101. Great Job!!! 4 and below leave it alone

102. Great Job!!! 5 and above give it a shove

103. You have completed parts 1,2, and 3 of rounding whole numbers and decimals.

104. Credits Created by: Jamin Jones ClipArt: "©2012 Jupiterimages Corporation. All rights reserved.“ and Microsoft office Date :10/29/2012