Place Value of Decimal Numbers to Thousandths
Activity: Discover decimal values for squares and cubes with an orange rod as the unit.
Let one orange cube = 1
If an orange cube = 1, then one square =
If an orange cube = 1, then one orange rod =
If an orange cube = 1, then one white cube =
Solve problems like the following:
8 orange squares, 3 orange rods, and 4 white cubes
3 orange cubes and 2 white cubes
3 orange cubes, 2 oranges squares, 6 orange rods, and 5 white cubes
8 orange squares, 5 orange rods, and 6 white cubes
6 orange squares and 7 white cubes
9 white cubes
4 orange cubes, 2 white rods, and 5 white cubes
How many cubes, squares, and rods are needed to represent the following numerals?
1.23
1.25
.789
1.05
.001
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