Subtracting Whole Numbers and Decimals

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Subtracting Whole Numbers and Decimals Unit 2 Lesson 6

Rally Robin With your eyeball partner, decide who is awesome and who is the best. The partner who is awesome will be Partner A. The partner who is the best will be Partner B. Review the four steps to subtracting decimals. Partner A will give the first step and go back and forth until all four steps have been reviewed. Then switch roles and Partner B start first the second time.

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Another Break Apart drawing 4,000 3,836 164 4,000 164 3,836

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