Monday: (March 19) Tuesday: (March 20) Draw four obtuse angles. What type of angle is represented on the clock above? 2. Name two items that you use everyday that has a 2. Treyvon said that 80 and 20 are multples of right angle. ten. Is he correct? Justify your answer. Wednesday: (March 21) Thursday: (March 22) Draw three examples of a polygon. 1. Circle the vertices of each shape. 2. of his science project on Edward completed ⅝ of the project on Sunday. Saturday. He finished ⅜ How much of the project did Edward finish over the weekend? (Draw a model or number line to help you 2. Roger’s score on a computer game is 989 solve. Use room on back of paper if needed.) points. Greg’s score is 212 points. How many more points does Roger have than Greg? Continue to study math facts. Students will have classwork sheets they can be practicing as well. Many test questions are pulled from homework problems.
Monday: (March 19) Draw four obtuse angles. 2. Treyvon said that 80 and 20 are multples of ten. Is he correct? Justify your answer. Tuesday: (March 20) What type of angle is represented on the clock above? 2. Name two items that you use everyday that has a right angle. Wednesday: (March 21) Draw three examples of a polygon. 2. Roger’s score on a computer game is 989 points. Greg’s score is 212 points. How many more points does Roger have than Greg? Thursday: (March 22) 1. Circle the vertices of each shape. 2. Edward completed ⅝ of his science project on Saturday. He finished ⅜ of the project on Sunday. How much of the project did Edward finish over the weekend? (Draw a model or number line to help you solve. Use room on back of paper if needed.) Continue to study math facts. Students will have classwork sheets they can be practicing as well. Many test questions are pulled from homework problems.
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