Monday, May 14, 2012
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Link for Tonight's Homework Assignment
Below is the link for tonight's homework.
Like last night, REMEMBER:
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That's 20 Xes!
How can I divide up those 20 into 10 parts? Well.. Take a look at this:
XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX
I've put them into groups of 2. How many groups are there? That's right, 10! I've divided up the total into tenths!
So if 2/10 of the flowers are yellow, that would be 2 groups out of the 10. So how many individual roses is that?
Here's the link: Word Problems Fractions
Like last night, REMEMBER:
- You need to show your work on your neat sheet for all 20 problems.
- Write on the lines and keep your work neat.
- Number each problem.
- Skip at least 3 lines between each problem. Do NOT pre-number your paper. You don't know how much pace you will need!
- Tonight's assignment is MUCH tougher! But you can do it!
- If you get stuck, no worries... Move on to the next one. We'll talk about the tougher ones tomorrow.
- Here's some help with #1 to get you started.
Paige put 20 flowers in a vase on the table. Two-tenths are yellow roses. How many yellow roses are in the vase?
Draw a picture. Imagine that each of these Xes below are flowers.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
That's 20 Xes!
How can I divide up those 20 into 10 parts? Well.. Take a look at this:
XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX
I've put them into groups of 2. How many groups are there? That's right, 10! I've divided up the total into tenths!
So if 2/10 of the flowers are yellow, that would be 2 groups out of the 10. So how many individual roses is that?
Here's the link: Word Problems Fractions
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Link for Tonight's Word Problem Homework
Below is the link for tonight's homework.
REMEMBER:
REMEMBER:
- You need to show your work on your neat sheet for all 20 problems.
- Write on the lines and keep your work neat.
- Number each problem.
- Skip at least 3 lines between each problem. Do NOT pre-number your paper. You don't know how much pace you will need!
- You will use all 4 operations. Be sure to read the problem carefully and to REALLY think about what's happening in the problem before you start computing.
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
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