Free Poster Modelling Numerals as Counts and Measures

Download the free poster below which is connected to the place value lesson on informal units of measurement. This poster demonstrates the distinction between additive and multiplicative thinking, and shows how arithmetic can be applied to discrete and continuous phenomena.

This can be displayed on the numeracy wall in the classroom.

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