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Six-figure grid references

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How many figures does a six-figure grid reference have in total?

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About this resource

We use a romer to turn a four-figure grid square into an exact six-figure reference, so we can pinpoint one precise spot on a map.

14 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Counting Tenths With a Romer
  5. I-do: the Church's Six-Figure Reference
  6. Poll
  7. We-do: the Stack's Six-Figure Reference
  8. Give Three More Six-Figure References
  9. Locate a Given Six-Figure Reference
  10. Give References and Explain Precision
  11. Self-Check
  12. Homework
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