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In this self-assessment activity, the instructions ask you to:

1. **Color the grid**: Use three different colors to fill in the squares, creating a pattern.
2. **Calculate proportions**: After coloring, write the **percentage, fraction, and decimal** representation of each color based on the total number of squares.

Here’s how to approach it step-by-step:

1. **Count the squares**: First, determine the total number of squares in the grid. It appears to be a 10x10 grid, so there are 100 squares in total.
   
2. **Color the squares**: Use your chosen three colors to create a design or pattern on the grid. Try to use different amounts of each color.

3. **Count each color's squares**: After coloring, count how many squares are filled with each color.

4. **Calculate each part**:
   - **Fraction**: For each color, write the fraction by dividing the count of that color by 100 (since there are 100 squares).
   - **Percentage**: Multiply each fraction by 100 to get the percentage.
   - **Decimal**: Divide the count of each color by 100 to get the decimal form.

Would you like more guidance on calculating each part, or help with choosing a pattern?

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### Related Questions:
1. How can I ensure my pattern is evenly distributed for easier calculations?
2. What are examples of fractions and percentages for simple patterns?
3. How do I convert a fraction into a percentage?
4. How do I choose a color pattern that aligns with a specific fraction?
5. What are some tips for making a visually appealing pattern?

**Tip**: Use small sections or blocks for each color, making counting and calculating easier!

How to complete the self-assessment activity involving coloring a grid, and calculating percentages, fractions, and decimals for each color?

This self-assessment activity teaches students in grades 4-5 how to calculate percentages, fractions, and decimals by coloring a grid with three different colors. Students will create patterns, then calculate the proportions of each color used based on the total squares. Learn how to perform these calculations step-by-step.

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