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| 69 69 playsIn this lesson, the learner will compare fractions with the same denominator using the , or = symbols. -
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| 58 58 playsIn this lesson, the learner will represent mixed numbers on a number line. -
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| 42 42 playsIn this lesson, the learner will represent mixed numbers on a number line. -
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| 74 74 playsIn this lesson, the learner will understand what mixed numbers are and how to represent them on a number line. -
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| 71 71 playsIn this lesson, the learner will compare fractions with the same numerator using the , or = symbols. -
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| 140 140 playsIn this lesson, the learner will represent fractions on a number line. -
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| 79 79 playsIn this lesson, the learner will explain how whole numbers are written as fractions. -
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| 72 72 playsIn this lesson, the learner will explain equivalent fractions using linear models on a number line. -
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| 139 139 playsIn this lesson, the learner will explain equivalent fractions using area models. -
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| 99 99 playsIn this lesson, the learner will represent fractions using set, area, and linear models. -
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| 121 121 playsIn this lesson, learners will compare and order whole numbers through the ten thousands' place using the symbols , or =. -
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| 166 166 playsIn this lesson, learners will compare and order whole numbers through the hundred thousands' place using the symbols , or =. -
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| 130 130 playsIn this lesson, learners will develop an understanding of unit fractions. -
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| 195 195 playsIn this lesson, learners will compare and order whole numbers through the thousands' place using the symbols , or =. -
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| 73 73 playsIn this lesson, learners will develop an understanding of fractions. -
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| 82 82 playsIn this lesson, learners will read and write numbers through 999,999 in standard form and equations in expanded form.