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As students worked on the problem, they had to convert fractions to percentages, and vice versa. They also had to find equivalent ratios to compare the amounts eaten by each student. clever teaching ip
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Ms. Johnson, a 5th-grade teacher, wanted to teach her students about fractions, percentages, and ratios in a fun and engaging way. She came up with a clever plan to use a real-life scenario that would capture their attention.
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The class concluded that math can be fun and useful in solving everyday problems. They also learned that being honest and transparent is essential in investigations.
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Ms. Johnson asked the students to work in groups to figure out:
Through this activity, students learned: