Strategies for Reading the Ruler. Background – World Wide  Two main systems of measurement –Metric System  Based on the number 10 –U.S. Customary System.

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Strategies for Reading the Ruler

Background – World Wide  Two main systems of measurement –Metric System  Based on the number 10 –U.S. Customary System  Based on halving or doubling units

The Units of the Ruler –1/16” (smallest distance) –1/8” –¼” –½” –One Inch –One Foot (largest distance)

U. S. Customary Details 1”2” Inches (1”) on a section of the ruler Counted the space which equals the inch unit.

U. S. Customary Details 1”2” Half - Inches(1/2”) on a section of the ruler 1of 2 parts in an inch ½”

U. S. Customary Details 1”2” Fourth – (1/4”) on a section of the ruler 1/4” 1of 4 parts in an inch

U. S. Customary Details 1”2” Eighth – (1/8”) on a section of the ruler 1/8” 1of 8 parts in an inch

U. S. Customary Details 1”2” Sixteenths – (1/16”) on a section of the ruler 1of 16 parts in an inch 1/16”

Strategies for reading the ruler 1”2” Lets find this point! Count to the whole number for the bottom of the fraction = 3 8  TWO WAYS OF LEARNING –Traditional & Patterns –Traditional  Fractions and reducing  Example – Count every line to that point then divide by an even number on the top and bottom if it needs reduced

Strategies for reading the ruler 1”2” Lets find this point! Count to the whole number for the bottom of the fraction = 1 4  TWO WAYS OF LEARNING –Traditional  Fractions and reducing  Example – Count the lines then divide by an even number on the top and bottom if it needs reduced.

Strategies for reading the ruler 1”2” Lets find this point! Count to the whole number for the bottom of the fraction 3 8  SECOND WAY OF LEARNING –Non -Traditional  Patterns –  Example – Count only lines that are the length or longer than the destination line. Three of 8 parts of an inch! No reducing needed! 5678 Same length Longer length

Strategies for reading the ruler 1”2” Lets find this point! 1234 Count to the whole number for the bottom of the fraction 1 4  SECOND WAY OF LEARNING –Non -Traditional  Patterns –  Example – Counting patterns will always be in lowest terms. No reducing needed! One of 4 parts of an inch!

Strategies for reading the ruler 1” 2” Lets find this point! 1234 Count to the whole number for the bottom of the fraction  Count whole numbers first! –Past an inch  Count whole numbers then the fraction in either method.  Example - 1” 4 1 One whole Inch