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Math in Focus Fractions Decimals and Integers K-12

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The following collection of 13 photographs can be used as journal prompts, discussion starters, bell ringers, or for centers, small groups, or learning stations. These pictures provide opportunities for students to engage in mathematics through looking at pictures of fractions, decimals, & integers in the world. Facilitation notes are provided.

This activity is good for students with dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies.

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