June 2017 For Students Entering 5 July 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Look in a catalogue/or online Read a math book from the Find a recipe. Order the List the factors of 93. Write the How many: for the price of a game you attached list of books. fractions from least to greatest. divisibility rule(s) that works for Tenths in 1? want. Determine how much 93. Hundredths in 1? change you will receive if you Thousandths in 1? paid with $100. Count your Ten-thousandths in 1? change for a parent. Explain your answer. Estimate and then measure the Mark McGwire’s 70th homerun In your math journal, draw In your math journal, write how length and height of your bed in ball sold for about $3,000,000. rectangular arrays for: many minutes there are in 2 inches. Convert the Babe Ruth, an earlier homerun 1. 12 x 6 = hours? How many seconds are measurements from inches to king, hit 60 in 1927. Suppose in 2 hours? Show how you got feet. that Ruth’s ball was valued at 2. 15 groups of 9 your answer. $3,000 in 1927 and, like many good investments, doubled its Create 3 additional rectangular value every seven years. Would arrays and ask a friend to you rather have had the value of the equations for each. Ruth’s ball or McGwire’s in 1999? What would the values be today?
June 2017 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Look in a catalogue/or online for the price of a game you want. Determine how much change you will receive if you paid with $100. Count your change for a parent. Read a math book from the attached list of books. Find a recipe. Order the fractions from least to greatest. List the factors of 93. Write the divisibility rule(s) that works for 93. How many: Tenths in 1? Hundredths in 1? Thousandths in 1? Ten-thousandths in 1? Explain your answer. Estimate and then measure the length and height of your bed in inches. Convert the measurements from inches to feet. Mark McGwire’s 70th homerun ball sold for about $3,000,000. Babe Ruth, an earlier homerun king, hit 60 in 1927. Suppose that Ruth’s ball was valued at $3,000 in 1927 and, like many good investments, doubled its value every seven years. Would you rather have had the value of Ruth’s ball or McGwire’s in 1999? What would the values be today? In your math journal, draw rectangular arrays for: 1. 12 x 6 = 2. 15 groups of 9 Create 3 additional rectangular arrays and ask a friend to the equations for each. In your math journal, write how many minutes there are in 2 hours? How many seconds are in 2 hours? Show how you got your answer. For Students Entering 5 July 2017
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