Rounding to the Nearest Hundred
Students learn to round whole numbers to the nearest 100 using number lines and place value understanding.
Key Questions
- Explain why rounding to the nearest hundred is useful for quick calculations.
- Compare rounding to the nearest ten versus rounding to the nearest hundred.
- Justify when it is more appropriate to round to the nearest hundred.
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