Fractions
Find a fraction equivalent to 2/5
Answers Vary.
Ex: 4/10, 6/15, 8/20
Draw a line segment
Teacher check
Which decimal place value is bigger? Tenths or Hundredths?
Tenths
There are 28 apples in one basket.
There are 5 times as many apples in a larger basket.
How many apples are in the larger basket?
Bonus: Draw a matching tape diagram(s)
140 apples.
What are the factors of 10?
Bonus: Is 10 prime or composite?
1, 2, 5, 10
Composite
What is the fractionional unit of 4/8?
eighths
Draw a ray.
Teacher check
In unit form, what is the value of the 1 in this number:
9.81
1 hundredth
What is ten times as much as 5 ones.
5 tens or 50
3, 6, 9, 12, 15
Add.
4/6 + 1/3
6/6 or 1
Straight lines that never intersect, meet, or cross, maintaining a constant distance from each other regardless of how far they are extended
Which is bigger:
.9 or .09
.9 is bigger than .09.
Divide.
6,492/3
2,164
What is 10 times as much as 8 tens?
8 hundreds
Multiply
1/3 x 4
4/3 or 1 1/3
Describe the measurement for each type of angle:
Acute, Right, Obtuse, Straight
Acute: Less than 90 degrees
Right: Exactly 90 degrees
Obtuse: Greater than 90 degrees
Straight: Exaclty 180 degrees
Add.
1.19 + 2.26 = ______
3.45
A teacher has 295 pencils and puts them into boxes of 8 pencils each.
How many full boxes can she make? How many pencils are left over?
Bonus: Draw a matching tape diagram
She can make 36 full boxes, but there would be 7 pencils left over.
Round 3,473 to the nearest hundred
3,500
Compare the two fractions using <,>, or =
3/6 and 9/24
3/6 > 9/24
What is the difference between intersecting and perpendicular lines?
Intersecting: Cross at varying degrees
Perpendicular: Cross at exaclty 90 degrees
Emma bought a book for $4.75 and a pack of stickers for $2.60. She gave the cashier $10.00.
How much money did Emma spend in total, and how much change did she get back?
Emma spent $7.35 and recieved $2.65 in change.
A red ribbon is 6 inches long.
A blue ribbon is 4 times as long as the red ribbon.
How long is the blue ribbon in feet?
2 feet
Round to the nearest ten thousand.
420,393
420,000