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Leap Into Roots: Jumping Between Rational and Irrational

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"Leap Into Roots" is a game-based learning activity where students take on the role of energetic frogs hopping from one lily pad to another — but there’s a twist! Each lily pad displays a number involving a square root, and the frogs (students) must decide whether the principal root is rational or irrational before making their jump.

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"Leap Into Roots" is a game-based learning activity where students take on the role of energetic frogs hopping from one lily pad to another — but there’s a twist! Each lily pad displays a number involving a square root, and the frogs (students) must decide whether the principal root is rational or irrational before making their jump.

by Kaye Athena Hernandez
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What is the Principal Sqaure Root of 49?

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Which of the following is a rational number?

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Which of the following is not a rational number?

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What is the principal square root of 0.81?

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What is the principal root of a positive real number defined as?

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Which expression represents an irrational number?

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Which of the following is true about rational numbers?

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Which of the following has a rational principal root?

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Which of the following is an irrational number?

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What is the principal square root of 121?

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