The term "number sense" involves several concepts of magnitude, ranking, comparison, measurement, rounding, percents, and estimation, including:
estimating with large numbers to provide reasonable approximations;
judging the degree of accuracy appropriate to a situation;
solving real-life problems involving percents and decimal portions;
rounding (understanding reasons for rounding large numbers and limitations in comparisons);
choosing measurement units to make sense for a given situation;
comparing physical measurements within and between the U.S. and metric systems; and
comparing degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius in real-life situations
Interdisciplinary Teaching- This blog was started as a way of using journals and games in physical education class to enhance and connect the learning in math, language arts and science. Now that I am a science teacher I am finding ways to use physical activity to connect the learning in physical science.
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