Problem: Article: Explain that they can round decimals by looking to the right of the rounded place value, and that the rounded place value could be tenths, hundredths, and so on. Tell students that they should check if the number to the right of the rounded place value is greater than or equal to 5. Write 2.527 and help them round the number to the nearest hundredth. Identify the hundredth place value in 2.527, then show them the number to its right. Since 7 is greater than 5, they can round the number to 2.53. Mention that if the number were 2.522, they'd round it down to 2.52. Give them several practice problems after walking them through a couple of examples. Review how to add and subtract whole numbers. Tell your students that adding and subtracting decimals is basically the same as working with whole numbers. Emphasize how important it is to line up the decimal points when adding and subtracting decimals. Remind them that they can add zeroes to a decimal to fill in empty place values. They'll have an easier time subtracting 3.350 from 3.500 if they can see all of the place values. Write out example problems and help them add and subtract. Then have them work on problems on their own. Review how to multiply whole numbers. Tell your learners that the major difference in multiplying decimals is that they need to add the total decimal places in the numbers they're multiplying. The product, which is the result of 2 multiplied numbers, must have as many decimal places as that combined total. If you multiply 2.5 by 5.5, count the total decimal places, which is 2 (each has 1 decimal place). The product, or 13.75, has to have 2 decimal places. If you multiply 4.55 by 2.25, the product, or 10.2375, has to have 4 decimal places. Work with them on a few examples, then have them practice on their own. Review long division using whole numbers before teaching students how to divide decimals. Explain that you move the divisor's (the number being divided into the other number) decimal point all the way to the right. Then, you move the dividend's (the number being divided by the other number) decimal point the same number of places to the right. If you're dividing 15.75 by 1.5, place 1.5 on the outside of the long division symbol and 15.75 inside the symbol. Move the outside number's decimal point all the way to the right to make 15. Since you moved it 1 place, you'll then move the inside number's point 1 place to make 157.5. Make a decimal point above the long division symbol, and line it up directly over the inside number's new point (which is now 157.5, not 15.75). Use long division to divide 15 into 157.5, which is 10.5. Stress how important it is to move and line up the decimal points. Doing practice problems is an essential part of learning math. Make your own or download ready-made worksheets from Math.com (http://www.math.com/school/subject1/lessons/S1U1L2GL.html) and other online resources. Have students do at least 10 to 15 example problems each for identifying place values, rounding, converting to fractions, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing. Guide them through the first 2 or 3 problems, then have them practice on their own. Have patience and offer lots of encouragement when working on practice problems. Decimals can be tricky, so offer gentle corrections and reassure them that they'll get the hang of it.
Summary: Introduce rounding decimals. Line numbers up on top of each other to add and subtract. Move on to multiplying decimals. Shift the decimal point to the right to divide decimals. Create or download practice problems.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use the internet to look into your options to find the best movie to accommodate a good kiss session. There's plenty of apps for your smartphone that will also show you movie times near you. Try to find a movie that you've both either seen or have very little interest in seeing. This can get tricky with the high price of going to the movies these days. For a more enjoyable time, wait until the movie you actually want to see has been playing for a month or two. If you think or know she wants to see something, suggest it yourself. The idea is to pick a movie that won't be too crowded. Consider the duration of the movie. You should decide if you think you'll want a three-hour movie or can settle with an hour and a half. It could be uncomfortable to smooch to a very serious movie. Either go for a comedy, romantic-comedy, or a horror. These movies also get less attendance than the bigger blockbusters. Be on the same page as your date. One of the best ways to create chemistry is for the two of you to watch trailers together. Be assertive if there is something you want to see, but don't push it too hard. In the end, decide on something together.

SUMMARY: Research what's playing. Pick a movie. Consider the genre. Ask her for input.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The number one most important tip for owning your height is to wear clothes that fit you properly. This can be hard for tall kids, especially if you are tall and skinny. When shopping for clothes, make sure the sleeves and legs are long enough, but the clothing fits close to your body. If you just can't find clothes that are long enough without looking oversized, bring some pieces to a tailor for custom alterations. One easy way to de-emphasize your height is to create a visual barrier between the upper and lower halves of your body. You can do this with a contrasting belt or by wearing a different color on top and bottom. If you feel like you have lanky arms, add a little extra bulk by wearing layers and pushing up the sleeves on the top layer. There are certain items of clothing that look best on tall people, so take advantage of what you have. Tall people tend to look very good wearing these items: Maxi dresses Tall boots Skinny jeans Skirts that fall just above the knee Waistcoats and vests Double-breasted jackets. While there is absolutely no reason that you should not wear something just because of your height, it's important to be aware of the kinds of clothing that may make you appear even taller than you are. If you don't want to look tall, avoid wearing these items: Tops and bottoms that are the same color Vertical stripes Heels Miniskirts Calf-length pants or shorts Bold prints
Summary: Make sure your clothes fit. Break up your height. Layer sleeves. Know what you can rock. Know what emphasizes your height.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Keep your hair moisturized throughout the week. Try to moisturize your hair every 2 or 3 days or as soon as you notice your hair drying and frizzing. For a quick moisturizing routine, just remove your hair from the twists and spritz it with water. Rub through a leave-in conditioner and brush your hair. Rub through olive oil for extra moisturizer. You can leave your hair down or re-twist it into a protective style. For the most moisture, do a deep moisturizing treatment once a week. Dry hair is often caused by removing the natural oils from your hair. If you currently wash your hair every day, start waiting a day or two in between shampoos. This will give your hair a chance to stay moisturized from its own oils. When you do shampoo, choose a gentle shampoo that contains aloe vera or apricot kernel oil. These ingredients can help your hair stay moisturized. Your hair may dry out more quickly if it's exposed to wind, sun, chlorine, dry air, or saltwater. If you'll be encountering any of these, cover your hair with a scarf or hat. You should also increase your conditioning before and after coming into contact with these damaging elements. If you'll be in the sun, you can also spray your hair with a protective spray that blocks UV rays. Even the most moisturized hair can dry out if you use too many drying treatments. Coloring your hair or getting perms, relaxers, and chemical smothers can all dry out your hair. Consider doing these rarely to avoid drying out your hair. If you do color or highlight your hair, choose chemical-free or ammonia-free treatments since they're less damaging to your hair.
Summary:
Moisturize your hair several times a week. Avoid shampooing your hair too often. Protect your hair. Cut out the chemicals.