Video: How fourth graders compare fractions
Comparing fractions gets tougher in fourth grade. Kids this age usually have several strategies that can help. This video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools explains what they are.
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Comparing fractions gets tougher in fourth grade. Kids this age usually have several strategies that can help. This video from Understood founding partner GreatSchools explains what they are.
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