What is the difference between proportional and nonproportional base-ten models? Give an example of one manipulative material for each type
What will be an ideal response?
Complete answers will include the following: Proportional materials are materials in which the size of a piece is proportional to its value. In other words, the bigger the piece, the bigger its value with proportional materials. But this is not true with nonproportional materials. Base-ten blocks are an example of a proportional material. Coins are an example of a nonproportional material.
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