1. Pictorial representation of fractions: draw a fractional part of a discrete whole and draw a fractional part of a continuous whole.
2. Simplifying fractions: simplify a fraction and explain the process.
3. Equivalent fractions: determine equivalent fractions and use them to convert fractions into decimal numbers (i.e. convert denominators to powers of 10 for terminating decimals and to 9 or 99 or 999 … etc. for repeating decimals.)
4. Convert repeating and terminating decimal numbers to fractional form ( whole#/whole# form)
5. Given two decimal numbers, be able to find others between them
6. Use approximation to find an estimate of an answer with mixed numbers (adding, subtracting, multiplying, & dividing) .
7. Given two fractions be able to use benchmark (neighbor) numbers to find a fraction between them.
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