Lessons 1 & 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
Lesson 5
Lesson 6
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Pg. 553 #2

(2,3)

100

Pg. 554 #17

See book 

100

Pg. 555 #20

See book

100

Pg. 555 #23

add 8; add 24; see chart in book

100

Pg. 556 #26

See chart and graph

200

Pg. 553 #9

Heart

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Pg. 554 #18

In game 6, the team scored 3 home runs. 

200
Pg. 555 #21

3 and 4

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Pg. 555 #24

The muffin batter is 3 times the amount of chopped strawberries. 
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Pg. 556 #27

$400

300

Pg. 554 #14

7 units

300

Pg. 554 #19

4 homeruns 

300

Pg. 555 #22

7 pineapples

300

Pg. 555 If I had 8 dozen strawberry muffins, how much muffin batter would I need? 

192 ounces of muffin batter

300

Pg. 556 #28 

56 hours

400

Pg. 553 #11

Bear; The bear is 3 units above the orange and the hat is 4 units to the right of the orange. So, 3 < 4.

400
Pg. 554 How many homeruns were scored in games 1-3?

8 homeruns

400

Pg. 555 What is the difference between pineapples sold in five hours than three hours?

11 pineapples

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Pg. 556 What is the relationship between the batches to red paint AND the relationship between the red and blue paint?

The red paint is 5 times the batches. Subtract double the amount of batches of the red paint to get the blue paint. 

400

Pg. 556 #29

See chart; Divide the number of minutes by 2 to find the cost of playing. 

500

Pg. 554 #16

Answers may vary: (2,3) and (4,3)

500
Pg. 554 How many more homeruns were scored in games 4-6 than in 1-3?

9-8= 1 more homerun

500

Pg. 555 How many pineapples were sold in all seven hours?

96 pineapples

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Pg. 556 #25

See chart

500

Pg. 556 If my friend and I both wanted to play laser tag for one hour, what would the total cost be to play?

60/2 = $30 per person

30 + 30 = $60 to play

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