Use the symbols <, >, to compare whole
Use the symbols <, >, = with unit fractions
Patterns, functions, and Relations
Comparing Decimals
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Elementary School Algebra
When elementary students are learning math facts, teachers often
incorporate algebra. When teachers write math fact equations with a
number missing, students begin to think algebraically. For example, 4x_=8
is an algebra problem with a blank space as a variable. Students get used
to seeing problems written differently and solving them.
incorporate algebra. When teachers write math fact equations with a
number missing, students begin to think algebraically. For example, 4x_=8
is an algebra problem with a blank space as a variable. Students get used
to seeing problems written differently and solving them.
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Equations and Inequalities
Number patterns
Number sentence
Open sentences
Order of Operations
Parentheses
Variables and unknowns
Number patterns
Number sentence
Open sentences
Order of Operations
Parentheses
Variables and unknowns
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