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Wed., March 18
Wed., March 18
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Learning Target: I can use a concrete manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Learning Target: I can use a concrete manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Task: Answer the questions below in a conversation with a classmate seated beside you:
1) What is a quotient?
2) What does fair share mean?
Together we will determine how to use a concrete model to solve for the quotient of the fair share problems below.
ENTRANCE TICKET: For Earth Day, middle school students clean up the outside areas of the school's campus. Once finished, about 1/5 of the total area around the school will be cleaned by our grade. How much of the total school grounds will each of the four homeroom sections be in charge of cleaning up?
Thu., March 19
Thu., March 19
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Learning Target: I can use a representation manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Learning Target: I can use a representation manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Task:
1) Watch the video linked below (click on the picture).
2) Practice using the representation model for any 2 of the problems from yesterday (MUST SCROLL UP to view yesterday's problems).
May work with a partner.
Write the equation.
MODEL MUST HAVE COLOR & WORD LABELS!!
Video doesn't have word labels...didn't need to since not a real world situation.
3) Show Mr. Blaser or Mr. Weiss the two problems.
4) BY YOURSELF, Solve the three problems for today (MUST scroll down to view today's problems). Be sure to include a label.
Write the equation.
MODEL MUST HAVE COLOR & WORD LABELS!!
Video doesn't have word labels...didn't need to since not a real world situation.
5) Show Mr. Blaser or Mr. Weiss when finished.
Fri., March 20
Fri., March 20
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Focus: Dividing Fractions
Learning Target: I can use a representation manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Learning Target: I can use a representation manipulative model to solve for the quotient of a fair share problem.
Task: Complete five problems using a model just like the one copied during class for the example.
Task: Complete five problems using a model just like the one copied during class for the example.
EX. Quincy's family is making 4 pizzas for dinner. They have 1/2 of a pound of shredded cheese and put an equal amount on each pizza. How many pounds of cheese do they put on each pizza?
#1. Shivani and Rosanne are practicing shooting free throws after basketball practice. One of them takes shots while the other rebounds. The 2 friends equally split time shooting and rebounding for 1/2 of an hour. For how many hours does each person get to shoot free throws?
#2. Bob has 1/4 of a cup of frosting and 4 cupcakes. He is extra careful to make sure that each cupcake gets the same amount of frosting. How many cups of frosting does Bob put on each cupcake?
#3. Pasquale's Big Time NY Pizzeria cuts their pizza into slices that are as big as your face! Each slice is 1/8 of a pizza. After school, 2 friends walk in to share a slice. How much of a pizza do they each eat?
#4. Gilbert's Great Gumball Company sells bags of gumballs in all kinds of crazy flavors. A bag of 10 gumballs weighs 1/2 of a pound. How many pounds does each gumball weigh?
CHALLENGE. Mateo is knitting a hat for each of his five friends. He ends up using a total amount of 3/5 of a ball of yarn. How much yarn is needed to make one hat?
Area = length x width
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