🔵 Rounding Multi-Digit Numbers Day 22

Rounding Multi-Digit Numbers 

Introduction

Welcome back Magnificent Mathematicians! Yesterday, we spent time identifying the benchmarks on a number line that would help us to place specific numbers on a number line.  In order to build off of that, today we are going to use that same number line to round numbers to a given place.   We do that by determining which benchmark number our number is closest to.  As you move through this lesson, remember to effectively use your number line by determining your benchmarks and midpoint, placing the number in an approximate place on the number line, and determining where the number is closest.  Good Luck Mathematicians!

Guided Learning

Stop and Jot

In Your Notebook:  Explain how to round the number 22,946 to the nearest thousands place using a numberline.  Make sure to use the following terms in your explanation; benchmark numbers, midpoint, round, closest to.

Assignment IconIndependent Practice: Rounding Multi Digit Number to Any Place

Click "Next" to view the directions and complete the practice.

 

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