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    This module focuses on decimal fractions and their relationship to fraction forms like 1/10 and 1/100. Students will learn to express quantities in both decimal and fraction forms. They will build on their fraction skills from the previous module by applying the same reasoning to decimals. After this module, students will learn multiplication and conversion of measurement units. The document provides tips for parents to help students practice multiplication facts and understand the value of each digit in a decimal number. It defines key terms like decimal number, decimal expanded form, and decimal fraction. Students will use place value charts to represent decimal numbers in expanded form.

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    This module focuses on decimal fractions and their relationship to fraction forms like 1/10 and 1/100. Students will learn to express quantities in both decimal and fraction forms. They will build on their fraction skills from the previous module by applying the same reasoning to decimals. After this module, students will learn multiplication and conversion of measurement units. The document provides tips for parents to help students practice multiplication facts and understand the value of each digit in a decimal number. It defines key terms like decimal number, decimal expanded form, and decimal fraction. Students will use place value charts to represent decimal numbers in expanded form.

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    This module focuses on decimal fractions and their relationship to fraction forms like 1/10 and 1/100. Students will learn to express quantities in both decimal and fraction forms. They will build on their fraction skills from the previous module by applying the same reasoning to decimals. After this module, students will learn multiplication and conversion of measurement units. The document provides tips for parents to help students practice multiplication facts and understand the value of each digit in a decimal number. It defines key terms like decimal number, decimal expanded form, and decimal fraction. Students will use place value charts to represent decimal numbers in expanded form.

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    This module focuses on decimal fractions and their relationship to fraction forms like 1/10 and 1/100. Students will learn to express quantities in both decimal and fraction forms. They will build on their fraction skills from the previous module by applying the same reasoning to decimals. After this module, students will learn multiplication and conversion of measurement units. The document provides tips for parents to help students practice multiplication facts and understand the value of each digit in a decimal number. It defines key terms like decimal number, decimal expanded form, and decimal fraction. Students will use place value charts to represent decimal numbers in expanded form.

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    EngageNY Math Tips for Parents

    4 6

    Grade 4, Module 6: Decimal Fractions


    What is this module about? Students explore decimal numbers and their relationship to
    decimal fractions (1/10, 1/100, etc.), learning to express a quantity in both fraction and
    decimal forms. Students build on the work they did with fractions in Module 5, apply the
    same reasoning to decimal numbers, and set the stage for decimal operations in Grade 5.
    What came before this module? Students explored fraction equivalence and compared,
    represented, added and subtracted fractions and mixed numbers.
    What comes after this module? Students build their skills with measurement as they
    relate multiplication to the conversion of measurement units.

    How can you help at home?

    Continue to practice and


    review multiplication and
    division facts; this greatly
    supports work with fractions.
    In any decimal number, ask
    your student the value of
    each digit, e.g., the in 5.4 is
    4 tenths.

    Number line and tape diagram


    models of decimal and fraction
    relationships.

    3 tens, 4 ones and 4 tenths:


    Fraction Expanded Form and
    Decimal Expanded Form.

    Key Words and Ideas in this Module

    Decimal number: number written using place


    value units that are powers of 10
    Decimal expanded form: e.g., (2 X 10) + (4 X
    1) + (5 X 0.1) + (9 X 0.01) = 24.59
    Decimal fraction: a fraction with a
    denominator of 10, 100, 1,00,0, etc.

    Fraction expanded form: e.g., (2 X 10) + (4 X


    1) + (5 X 1 10) + (9 X 1 100) = 24 59 100
    Hundredth: place value unit such that 100
    hundredths equals one
    Tenth: place value unit such that 10 tenths
    equals one

    Key Standards in this Module

    Understand decimal notations for fractions and compare decimal fractions by expressing a fraction
    with a denominator of 10 as an equivalent fraction with a denominator of 100 and using decimal
    notation for fractions with denominations of 10 or 100.
    Solve problems involving measurement and conversion of measurements from a larger unit to a
    smaller unit.

    Place Value Chart

    Spotlight on
    Math Models

    Students have seen place value charts as early as Grade 1. In Module 1 of


    Grade 4, we made extensive use of the place value chart to the millions,
    practicing our skills with large whole numbers such as renaming units and
    comparing numbers. Now that we are working with fractions and decimal
    numbers, we focus on the part of the place value chart (below) that supports
    this learning. Students use the chart to model numbers in the form of a
    provided template or a quick hand-drawn sketch as they work on a problem. In
    Module 6, we spend a considerable amount of time and effort learning to
    write decimal numbers in expanded form and the place value chart works as
    an important organizing tool. The chart is a powerful reminder of what each
    digit in each place value represents. The chart is also a useful tool to pictorially
    support students in renaming numbers. Just as 12 is 1 ten 2 ones or 12 ones,
    0.79 is 7 tenths 9 hundredths or 79 hundredths. Renaming units is an
    important skill, previously practiced with whole numbers and now extended to
    decimal numbers supporting such concepts as comparing, ordering, rounding,
    and adding decimal numbers.

    Sample problem from Module 6 (Lesson 7):


    Use the place value
    chart to answer the
    following questions.
    Express the value of
    the digit in unit form.

    Adapted from Eureka Math Tips for Parents, Prepared by Erin Schweng, Math Coach

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