Practice Problems For Test

Write these numbers in expanded form:

12,345,673


1.234


What is the value of the 9 in:

9,213,453,651


How do you write .765 in word form?


Subtract the following:   6- 3.451=

Can you do it with base 10 blocks??


Estimate this problem:      9 -  2.46=      Explain how you estimated your answer.

Homework

Math: Please finish the worksheet we started in class today.  Then study for your math test on Friday.
 
Practice Test Problems:

Can you find a decimal that is between .64 and .65?


Can you order these customer orders from least to greatest?

.145             .4                  .23                    


Round the following decimals to the tenths place:

.26                      4.434

Homework

Math: Page 32   Numbers 40, 41, 44, 45
          Page 31    21-24

Homework

Reading:  Weekly Reader due Friday

Math:  Test this Friday

Math:  Page 29  Numbers 25, 27, 28 and 29.

Vocabulary: Due Wed Pages 16-22
                    Due Friday  Pages 23-25

Vocabulary:  Quiz Friday

Math Practice for Friday's Test:

Can you write a decimal that is between .3 and .4?

Record this fudge order. Then put into expanded form and write as a decimal.


12 tiny's,  5 flats, 2 blocks

Review Sheet For Next Friday's Test

Review Sheet For Friday's Test

Concepts to know:

whole numbers:

• know how to write them in word form, standard form, and expanded form.

• know how to find the place value in a number and also be able to tell the value of the digit. For example: 576,984 The six is in the thousands place. The value of the 6 is 6,000

• know how to round whole numbers and estimate sums.

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decimals:

• know how to fill a customer order by recording a decimal. For example: 12 longs, 3 flats, and 12 cubes. (In this example you would also need to know how to make trades)

• Know how to build a decimal with bases 10 blocks.

• Know how to put a decimal into word form, expanded form, standard form and as a fraction

• Know how to compare and order decimals (You also need to be able to explain how you know which is bigger and which is smaller)

• know how to add and subtract decimals using base 10 blocks.

• Know how to round decimals and estimate sums.

•Know how to find a decimal between a decimal. For example, is there a decimal between .234 and .235

HINTS:

STUDY YOUR HOMEWORK SHEETS.

REDO PROBLEMS AND SEE IF YOU GET THE SAME ANSWER

CHECK MY BLOG NEXT WEEK FOR PRACTICE PROBLEMS

COME GET HELP WHEN YOU DO NOT KNOW SOMETHING!

Practice Problems

Can you put 2,456,458 into expanded form?

What is the value of the 6?

What is the place value of the 6?

Can you write  2,451,765,432  in word form?


Can you write 300,000 + 7,000 + 200 +5 in standard form

Homework

Math:  Please do both sides of the worksheet I gave you today in class.

Math:  Math quiz on Friday.  Refer to my blog post on Sep. 18  to see what is on the quiz.

Vocabulary:  Do the last 3 pages of unit 1 and start to study for your quiz on Friday

Reading:  30 minutes every night.

Homework

Math: Finish the other side of the worksheet we started in class.

Math:  Math Quiz on Friday.

Know how to write whole numbers into standard, expanded and word form.

456,234.... standard form

400,000 +50,000 +6,000 +200 + 30 +4....expanded form

four hundred fifty six thousand, two hundred thirty four....word form



Know how to find the place value of a digit, as well as, the value of the digit.

Example:  2,457    The 4 is in the hundreds place....     The value of the 4 is four hundred

Homework

Vocabulary Due Wed.:  Read definitions on page 8 and 9.
                     Fill in the blank spaces with the words.

                      Then do pages 10-12


Vocabulary Due Fri.:  Pages 13-15

Vocabulary:  Friday you have a vocab. Quiz

Weekly Reader: Due Friday

Reading:  30 min. of nightly reading.

Weekend Math Practice

Please record the decimal for each order.  then as a challenge put them into expanded form!
REMEMBER TO HAVE YOUR SHEET IN FRONT OF YOU SO YOU KNOW WHAT EACH PIECE OF FUDGE IS WORTH!

Order number one:  4 flats, 2 cubes, 3 longs

Order number two:  6 longs, 12 cubes  (remember to make a trade)