Interactive math lessons on I Know It are designed to help students achieve maximum understanding of each math concept, as well as learn from mistakes along the way. This third-grade math lesson is equipped with several features that help students make the most of their math practice session.
For example, a progress-tracker in the upper-right corner of the practice screen shows students how many questions they have answered out of the total number of questions in the lesson. A score-tracker lets students see how many points they have earned for answering questions correctly. These handy features are available across all math practice activities on "I Know It. Elementary educators and students alike enjoy using the I Know It math program.
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Age-appropriate emojis and plenty of positive feedback messages make learning a joy, not a chore. Plus, students love the opportunity to earn virtual math awards for their "trophy case" - so you can celebrate their math milestones together as a class! We hope you and your third-graders will enjoy learning about decimals to tenths in this interactive math game! Be sure to check out tons of other math lessons we have available on our website as well.
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When your students log into I Know It with their unique username and password, they will be shown a kid-friendly version of the I Know It homepage. From here they can access the math activities you have assigned to them for practice. So make sure you cover this area and provide examples of how we read or write decimals in word form. For instance, point out that we read 0. Then you can provide examples of bigger numbers, such as You can also complement your lesson with a video presentation if you have the technical means in your classroom.
For example, you can use this free video by Khan Academy to show children how to identify tenths on a number line. The first set of cards contains decimals in a numerical form, such as 1. Make sure that there is a matching decimal card for each word decimal card.
You can create twenty cards per group, that is, ten cards per set. You may also choose to laminate the cards. It may seem a bit time-consuming, but the beauty of the game is that you can reuse the cards each year. Divide students into groups of 3 or 4 and hand out the two sets of cards to each group.
Explain the rules of the game. The members of each group work together to quickly match the numerical with the word decimal cards. If their answers are correct, they win the game. This is a fun online game that will help students reinforce their understanding of tenths with the help of visual models. Students are asked diverse decimal questions involving shaded models, for instance, to identify which decimal is shown by a shaded visual square or rectangle.
Divide students into pairs. If they answer correctly, they score coins. The person with the most coins is the winner of the game. Homeschooling parents can easily adjust this game and let their children play individually.
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