Codes: AC9M7N05, AC9M7N06. Goal: identify how many 0.6-unit lengths fit in 2.4 units and find a familiar percentage. Prepare: number-line/decimal cards, operation mat.
- Launch · 2 min. A fictional path is 2.4 units long; markers are 0.6 units apart. Predict roughly four intervals.
- Model · 5 min.
2.4÷0.6=4; multiply both quantities by 10 to use24÷6, then check4×0.6=2.4. Keep the quotient unit as intervals, not 4 units of length. - Guide · 6 min. Another fictional 1.5-unit strip in quarter-unit pieces:
1.5÷0.25=6pieces; check six quarters =1.5. Then12.5%=1/8, so 12.5% of 48 equal panels is 6. These are two operation types, with the whole named in each. - Choice · 6 min. D14-A/B/C gives a repeated-decimal grouping, percentage partition or operation-choice explanation; require the unit and an inverse/benchmark check.
- Exit · 4 min. “Is
2.4÷0.6equal to 0.4?” No; four groups of 0.6 fill 2.4. A quotient smaller than one cannot count four visible groups. - Note · 2 min. Separate grouping-division reasoning from percentage-of-whole reasoning; plan the missing strand as a next move.
Optional home/extension: Draw six equal quarter lengths to cover 1.5; extension: compare 1.5÷0.25 with 1.5×0.25 and explain why they differ.