Fractions And Visual Models printable
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1. Label three important parts or steps connected to fractions and visual models.
2. Write one cause and one effect from the example.
3. Make a prediction and support it with evidence.
4. Compare two examples of fractions and visual models using a Venn diagram.
5. Write a testable question about Fractions And Visual Models and name one variable to observe.
6. Make a prediction about Fractions And Visual Models and support it with a science idea.
7. Describe evidence that would support a claim about Fractions And Visual Models.
8. Draw a model of Fractions And Visual Models and label the parts that matter.
Answer key
- Labels should be accurate and connected to the topic.
- Cause and effect are connected in a logical way.
- Prediction includes a reasonable evidence statement.
- Student records one similarity and one difference.
- A correct response is accurate, relevant to fractions and visual models, and follows the directions.
- A correct response is accurate, relevant to fractions and visual models, and follows the directions.
- A correct response is accurate, relevant to fractions and visual models, and follows the directions.
- A correct response is accurate, relevant to fractions and visual models, and follows the directions.