Montessori Stamp Game with Decimal Fractions: Solving 36% of 45
I'll create a comprehensive step-by-step guide for using the Montessori stamp game to solve 36% of 45, following the process of read, build, draw, and write. I'll include a word problem related to farming and an SVG representation of the process.
Word Problem
Farmer Miguel has 45 acres of land. He decides to plant sunflowers on 36% of his land. How many acres will be used for sunflowers?
Read-Build-Draw-Write Process
1. READ
- First, we need to understand that finding 36% of 45 means we're calculating: 36/100 × 45
- We need to express this as a decimal multiplication: 0.36 × 45
2. BUILD
Step 1: Set up the problem with the stamp game materials.
- We'll need stamps in the following colors:
- Units (green)
- Tens (blue)
- Hundreds (red)
- Thousands (green)
- Tenths (pink)
- Hundredths (blue)
- Thousandths (green)
Step 2: Represent 0.36 with the stamps.
- Place 3 pink tenth stamps (representing 0.3)
- Place 6 blue hundredth stamps (representing 0.06)
Step 3: Represent 45 with the stamps.
- Place 4 blue tens stamps (representing 40)
- Place 5 green unit stamps (representing 5)
Step 4: Perform the multiplication using the stamp game.
- We'll multiply 0.36 × 45 by distributing:
- First multiply 0.36 × 5 units
- Then multiply 0.36 × 4 tens
Step 5: Calculate 0.36 × 5 (units)
- 0.3 × 5 = 1.5 (1 unit and 5 tenths)
- 0.06 × 5 = 0.3 (3 tenths)
- Total: 1.8 (1 unit and 8 tenths)
Step 6: Calculate 0.36 × 40 (tens)
- 0.3 × 40 = 12 (1 ten and 2 units)
- 0.06 × 40 = 2.4 (2 units and 4 tenths)
- Total: 14.4 (1 ten, 4 units, and 4 tenths)
Step 7: Combine the partial products
- Add 1.8 + 14.4 = 16.2
- This represents 1 ten, 6 units, and 2 tenths
3. DRAW
- Draw the stamps in their proper positions and colors
- Show the movement of stamps as the multiplication is performed
- Illustrate the combination of partial products
4. WRITE
- Write the equation: 36% of 45 = 0.36 × 45 = 16.2
- Therefore, Farmer Miguel will use 16.2 acres of his land for sunflowers.


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