Updated: 10 Jan 2019
30 dominoes to consolidate students' understanding of converting fractions to decimals.
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30 dominoes to consolidate students' understanding of converting fractions to decimals.
Use this teaching resource when teaching your students how to express tenths and hundredths as a fraction and as a decimal.
Print the domino cards and laminate them.
Provide each student with a domino card. As a class, match the equivalent fractions and decimals to make a line.
This could also be used as a small group activity, or as an individual extension task.
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