An eight-topic, 56-day learning path for Grade 11 mathematics that develops fluency with decimal place value, comparison, ordering, rounding, operations, conversions, estimation, and real-world problem solving. Students progress from foundational representations to multi-step applications and a culminating performance task.
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Students develop reliable strategies for comparing and ordering positive and negative decimals. They will use place-value reasoning, common decimal lengths, number lines, and inequality symbols to justify comparisons. The topic includes close comparisons involving zeros, decimals between two given values, absolute value, and the ordering of mixed forms such as fractions, percentages, and decimals after conversion. Students will communicate reasoning rather than relying solely on calculator output.
Dynamic number-line comparison tool, Comparing decimals concept guide, Ordering and inequality problem set
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