Math: Erin paid $8.54 for a package of 7 greeting cards. What was the price of each card? Explain how you figured out your answer.
Vocab.: Unit 10 Page 98-103 due Wed. Page 104-107 due Fri. Quiz Friday
Reading: Keep up on your nightly reading
Scholastic News: Finish back page. Due Friday
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Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Math Homework
Math: For each of these problems, use the four steps we practiced in class:
Step 1: Question
Step 2: Bigger or smaller than 1
Step 3: Sketch a base 10 model
Step 4: Write an equation
1) 2.4 divided by 8 =
2) 2.4 divided by .6 =
Explain the difference between these two problems in terms of how the model works.
Step 1: Question
Step 2: Bigger or smaller than 1
Step 3: Sketch a base 10 model
Step 4: Write an equation
1) 2.4 divided by 8 =
2) 2.4 divided by .6 =
Explain the difference between these two problems in terms of how the model works.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Math Homework
Math: Complete the math worksheet I gave you in class today. Choose five problems from 1-9...Make sure to do the same four steps for each one like we did in class today...Then do problems 10-16.......Skip number 14!!!!
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
Weekly Homework
Reading: make sure to be recording your nightly reading.
Scholastic News: Read and complete back page for Friday. ( I will give you a handout that will also be due on Friday)
Math: No math homework tonight.
Vocabulary: Unit 9 Page 88-94 Due Wed. Page 95 due Friday Quiz Friday
Scholastic News: Read and complete back page for Friday. ( I will give you a handout that will also be due on Friday)
Math: No math homework tonight.
Vocabulary: Unit 9 Page 88-94 Due Wed. Page 95 due Friday Quiz Friday
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Math Homework
For the following problems:
1) Write the question the equation is asking
2) Write down if your quotient is going to be bigger or smaller than 1.
3) sketch a base 10 model
4) Write an equation
A) 1.6 divided by 2 =
B) .16 divided by 5 =
C ) 2.5 divided by 5 =
D) 4.8 divided by 6 =
1) Write the question the equation is asking
2) Write down if your quotient is going to be bigger or smaller than 1.
3) sketch a base 10 model
4) Write an equation
A) 1.6 divided by 2 =
B) .16 divided by 5 =
C ) 2.5 divided by 5 =
D) 4.8 divided by 6 =
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Math Test This Friday: Multiplication of Decimals
Concepts to know:
1) Know how to multiply a decimal and a whole number using a 100 grid.
Example: 6 X .2 =
2) Know how to multiply a decimal times a decimal using a 100 grid and writing a story.
Example: .6 X .2 = I have two tenths of a pizza. I give John six tenths of my share. How much does John have of the whole pizza?
3) Understand why when multiplying two decimals the product gets smaller.
4) Multiplying decimals bigger than 1.
Example: 45.2 X .89 =
Note: Be able to use estimation as a strategy to place the decimal point, the box method or counting decimal places (understand why you are counting decimal places if you use that strategy)
1) Know how to multiply a decimal and a whole number using a 100 grid.
Example: 6 X .2 =
2) Know how to multiply a decimal times a decimal using a 100 grid and writing a story.
Example: .6 X .2 = I have two tenths of a pizza. I give John six tenths of my share. How much does John have of the whole pizza?
3) Understand why when multiplying two decimals the product gets smaller.
4) Multiplying decimals bigger than 1.
Example: 45.2 X .89 =
Note: Be able to use estimation as a strategy to place the decimal point, the box method or counting decimal places (understand why you are counting decimal places if you use that strategy)
Math homework
Math: For the following problems use your 100 grid graph paper and two colored pencils.
1) .3 X 5 =
2) 6 X .06=
3) 3 X .6=
4) .6 X .3 = write a story problem and graph this one
5) 5 X .8 =
6) .6 X .2 = write a story problem and graph this one
7 ) .3 X .9 = Write a story problem and graph this one
1) .3 X 5 =
2) 6 X .06=
3) 3 X .6=
4) .6 X .3 = write a story problem and graph this one
5) 5 X .8 =
6) .6 X .2 = write a story problem and graph this one
7 ) .3 X .9 = Write a story problem and graph this one
Monday, January 6, 2014
Homework
Nightly Reading: Read for 30 minutes
Vocabulary: Unit 8 Pages 78-84 Due WED. Pages 85-87 due. FRI. Quiz FRI.
Math: Page 142 (Hardcover Book) Numbers 16-23 and 30-34
Vocabulary: Unit 8 Pages 78-84 Due WED. Pages 85-87 due. FRI. Quiz FRI.
Math: Page 142 (Hardcover Book) Numbers 16-23 and 30-34
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Math Homework
Math: Please use your 100 grids as a model for each problem. If you do not have them you can make them from your graph paper.
For the following problems write a story to represent the equation (like we did in class) and show a model with a 100 grid.
1) .5 X .9 =
2) .3 X .2 =
3) .7 X .8 =
4) Why is the product always smaller then each factor when the factors are less than 1. Explain.
5) John says that .6 X .1 = .6 Is he correct? Explain in detail why or why not.
For the following problems write a story to represent the equation (like we did in class) and show a model with a 100 grid.
1) .5 X .9 =
2) .3 X .2 =
3) .7 X .8 =
4) Why is the product always smaller then each factor when the factors are less than 1. Explain.
5) John says that .6 X .1 = .6 Is he correct? Explain in detail why or why not.
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