Determine if this number Create a story problem (with the Find the largest container in Take a walk around your sentence is balanced: 3 x 12 = answer) focusing on elapsed your house and estimate how neighborhood with a family 100 ÷ 2? If it is not balanced, time for a family member to much water it will hold. Record member and make a map of the add more numbers and solve. the estimate and the actual streets. Label the streets as operations to one (or both) amount in cups, quarts, pints, parallel or intersecting lines. sides to balance it! and gallons. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday The cost of a sofa your mom In your math journal, list 5 are 365 days in a year. in your math journal: Read a math book from the wants to buy is $820. It is on fractions that are equivalent to Divide the number of days in a Jennifer buys 5 yards of fabric attached list of books. sale for $699. Estimate the year by the number of people to make pillows. Each pillow ⅜. difference between the regular who live with you. Before needs 25 inches. Will she have and the sale price. Determine dividing, estimate the quotient. enough fabric to make 9 the actual difference between Show your work in your math pillows? If not, how much more the two prices. journal. fabric will she need? If she has enough, can she make more pillows? Show your work and explain your answer. Draw a picture of a playground. Find the unknown(p): Juan goes to the grocery Noriko multiplies 13 x 45. What Be sure to include 3 obtuse 352 + p = 924 He spends $87.88 a week. are the partial products? Draw angles, 2 acute angles, and 4 700 p = 254 Estimate how much Juan will an area model to show the – right angles. 25 x p = 175 spend in one month. Explain partial products. 400 ÷ p = 8 how you got your answer. For Students Entering Grade 5 August 2017
Determine if this number sentence is balanced: 3 x 12 = 100 ÷ 2? If it is not balanced, add more numbers and operations to one (or both) sides to balance it! Create a story problem (with the answer) focusing on elapsed time for a family member to solve. Find the largest container in your house and estimate how much water it will hold. Record the estimate and the actual amount in cups, quarts, pints, and gallons. Take a walk around your neighborhood with a family member and make a map of the streets. Label the streets as parallel or intersecting lines. For Students Entering Grade 5 August 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday The cost of a sofa your mom wants to buy is $820. It is on sale for $699. Estimate the difference between the regular and the sale price. Determine the actual difference between the two prices. In your math journal, list 5 fractions that are equivalent to ⅜. are 365 days in a year. Divide the number of days in a year by the number of people who live with you. Before dividing, estimate the quotient. Show your work in your math journal. in your math journal: Jennifer buys 5 yards of fabric to make pillows. Each pillow needs 25 inches. Will she have enough fabric to make 9 pillows? If not, how much more fabric will she need? If she has enough, can she make more pillows? Show your work and explain your answer. Read a math book from the attached list of books. Draw a picture of a playground. Be sure to include 3 obtuse angles, 2 acute angles, and 4 right angles. Find the unknown(p): 352 + p = 924 700 – p = 254 25 x p = 175 400 ÷ p = 8 Juan goes to the grocery He spends $87.88 a week. Estimate how much Juan will spend in one month. Explain how you got your answer. Noriko multiplies 13 x 45. What are the partial products? Draw an area model to show the partial products.
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