1. Review of Go Math 1.1 and 1.2
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2. Let’s practice reading big numbers.
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3. Practice Reading Big Numbers
We read numbers left to right just like in reading.
Read the thousands period first.
2. Then read the ones period.
Let’s Practice:
327,812
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4. Practice Reading Big Numbers #3
49,133
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5. Practice Reading Big Numbers #5
565,413
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6. Practice Reading Big Numbers #4
73,112
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7. Practice Reading Big Numbers #6
215,103
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8. Practice Reading Big Numbers #8
700,104
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9. Practice Reading Big Numbers #9
214,092
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10. Practice Reading Big Numbers #7
110,011
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11. How did you do?
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12. Now let’s practice finding the place of a digit.
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13. Identify Place Value to the 100 Thousands
Directions:
A question will come up on the screen.
Everyone will write their answer down on a dry erase board.
The teachers will walk around and check your work.
Then the correct answer will be displayed on the SMARTboard.
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14. Question #1 What number is in the tens place? 443,691 Answer = 9
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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15. Question #2 What number is in the thousands place? Answer = 7 217,358
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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16. Question #3 What number is in the ones place? 691,345 Answer = 5
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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17. Question #4 What number is in the hundreds place? Answer = 8 661,822
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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18. Question #5 What number is in the hundred thousands place? 637,288
Answer = 6
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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19. Question #6 What number is in the ten thousands place? 340,022
Answer =4
Hundred Thousands
Ten Thousands
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones
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20. How did you do?
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21. Now let’s look at finding the value of a digit.
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22. Steps to Find the Value of a Number
Circle the number
Write the digit down
Underline all of the digits to the right of the number
Then count the # of places after the digit
Add that same # of zeros
Example: 5, 6 7 8
What is the value of the 7? _____________________
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23. Identify the Value of a Number
Directions:
A question will come up on the screen.
Everyone will write their answer down on a dry erase board.
The teachers will walk around and check your work.
Then the correct answer will be displayed on the SMARTboard.
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24. Question #1 What is the value of the 6 in the number below? 56,702
Answer = 6,000
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25. Question #2 What is the value of the 8 in the number below? 29,582
Answer = 80
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26. Question #3 What is the value of the 4 in the number below? 943, 781
Answer = 40,000
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27. Question #4 What is the value of the 9 in the number below? 912, 683
Answer = 900,000
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28. Question #5 What is the value of the 3 in the number below? 123, 456
Answer = 3,000
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29. FOCUS QUESTION: What are the 3 ways we can write a number?
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30. We can write numbers 3 different ways:
Thousands
Hundreds
Tens
Ones 3 2 1 9
Standard Form: written in numbers
3,219
Word Form: written in words
Three thousand, two hundred nineteen
Expanded Form: write the value of each digit 3,
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31. Standard Form
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32. Writing Numbers in Standard Form
Directions:
A question will come up on the screen.
Everyone will write their answer down on a dry erase board.
The teachers will walk around and check your work.
Then the correct answer will be displayed on the SMARTboard.
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33. Question #1 Three thousand, sixty-two Answer = 3,062
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34. Question #2 Twelve thousand, three hundred seventy-five
Answer = 12,375
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35. Question #3 Eighteen thousand, five hundred Answer = 18,500
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36. Question #4 Two hundred fifty two thousand, six hundred ninety-nine
Answer = 252,699
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37. Question #5 Four hundred thousand, one hundred thirty-two
Answer = 400,132
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38. Question #6 Seven hundred twenty thousand, four hundred thirty five
Answer = 720, 435
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39. Word Form
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40. Practice Word Form:
,456
________________________________________
,022
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41. Expanded Form
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42. Steps to Write the Expanded Form
Start left to right
Write the value of the first digit, add a plus sign, then write the value of the next digit, add a plus sign
Keep following this method until you’ve written the value of each number
Example: 5, 6 7 8
_____________________________________________
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43. Practice Expanded Form 1:
32,750
______________________________________________
2. 95,026
,709
,008
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44. Expanded Form to Standard Form
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45. Practice Expanded to Standard 1:
500, , ,
___ ___ ___ , ___ ___ ___
, , ,
, ,
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46. PRACTICE: Let’s practice standard form.
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47. Expanded and Standard Form
Directions:
A question will come up on the screen.
Everyone will write their answer down on a dry erase board.
The teachers will walk around and check your work.
Then the correct answer will be displayed on the SMARTboard.
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48. 5,972 Question #1 What is the expanded form of the number below?
Answer = 5,
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49. 37,298 Question #2 What is the expanded form of the number below?
Answer = 30, ,
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50. 52,790 Question #3 What is the expanded form of the number below?
Answer = 50, ,
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51. 129,406 Question #4 What is the expanded form of the number below?
Answer = 100, , ,
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52. 108,065 Question #5 What is the expanded form of the number below?
Answer = 100, ,
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53. Question #6 What is the standard form of the number below?
8, = ___ ___ ___ ___
Answer = 8,125
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54. Question #7 What is the standard form of the number below?
3, = ___ ___ ___ ___
Answer = 3,789
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55. Question #8 What is the standard form of the number below?
20, , = __ __ __ __ __
Answer = 24,380
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56. Question #8 What is the standard form of the number below?
10, , = __ __ __ __ __
Answer = 14,706
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57. Question #9 What is the standard form of the number below?
500, , = __ __ __ __ __ __
Answer = 530,066
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58. Question #10 What is the standard form of the number below?
400, , = __ __ __ __ __ __
Answer = 480,700
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59. How did you do?
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