Geometry
Number Sense
Whole Numbers and Fractions
Perimeter and Area
Problem Solving
100
Jan has a pyramid and a cube. Which figure has a greater number of vertices?
The cube has 8 vertices...the pyramid has 5.
100
What is the value of the 7 in 873,295?
The value of the 7 is 70,000.
100
Explain the difference between a whole number and a fraction.
Whole numbers are complete numbers, while fractions are parts of those numbers. A whole number can be represented by any fraction with the same number in the numerator and denominator (ex. 5/5, 9/9, etc.). A fraction is a part of the whole (4 out of 6 cats are girls).
100
Explain how to find the perimeter of a figure in your own words.
Perimeter is found by adding up the LENGTHS of the sides of any two-dimensional polygon.
100
Mike has three-hundred five copies of the notes for the presentation. 78 of them blow away in the wind on his way in to the building. How many copies of the notes does he have now? ALL should solve in Math Notebooks. Have a student model on on the board how to solve.
Use a problem solving strategy. Draw a bar model with 305 in all at the top and 78 as one piece. ? is the missing piece and when we have a missing piece, WE SUBTRACT. Subtract 305 - 78 ______ 227
200
Ms. Dusek puts a rectangle, a square, a rhombus, a trapezoid, and a parallelogram into an EXAMPLE group and calls them Bokos. The NON-EXAMPLE group has a circle and a triangle. What do all the Bokos have in common?
All of the Bokos are quadrilaterals.
200
Write on the board what 421,650 looks like in WORD FORM.
Four hundred twenty-one thousand, six hundred fifty.
200
What is the numerator in this fraction: 3/4 What is a numerator?
The numerator is 3. Numerator is the amount of pieces out of the whole that have something in common. (ex. 3 out of 4 of the cars are white.)
200
Explain what AREA is in your own words.
Area is the space INSIDE a polygon's peRIMeter. (Remember, RIM = SIDE OR EDGE, like on a can.)
200
Georgia makes five dozen brownies for the bake sale. She gets 20 more from her friend Stacy who agreed to help her. How many brownies does Georgia have now? ALL should solve in Math Notebook. Have one student model on the board how to solve.
TWO STEPS: 1) We need to know how many in all. We must multiply 5 times 12 (a dozen). 12 x 5 = 60 brownies. 2) Stacy gives Georgia 20 more brownies. She has more, so we need to ADD. 60 + 20 = 80 brownies in all.
300
What is the difference between the number of faces a rectangular prism has and the number of faces a pyramid has?
A rectangular prism has 6 faces and a pyramid has 5, so the difference is 6-5=1.
300
Write on the board the standard form of nine hundred eighty thousand, four hundred three.
980, 403
300
Which fraction is GREATER? Use equivalent fractions to help you. 2/8 or 3/4?
3/4 (or 6/8, its equivalent fraction) is greater than 2/8. 3/4 > 2/8
300
A figure has the perimeter of 46. It has six sides equal to the following: 7 in. 7 in. 3 in. 11 in. 11 in. ? ___ in. How many inches is the missing side equal to?
7 inches 7x2 = 14 11x2 = 22 14 + 22 + 3 = 39 in. 46 in. - 39 in. = 7 in., so ? = 7 in.
300
Kate buys 56 boxes of animal crackers for her whole school. If she wants to share them equally between seven grade levels, how many boxes will each grade level get? Students should try to solve alone. Then, have a student model.
We need to divide since we are SHARING/splitting/dividing the boxes equally. 56 boxes divided into 7 EQUAL groups gives each grade level 8 boxes to share. 56 divided by 7 = 8
400
Which of the following characteristics is NOT true about polygons? A. Polygons all have straight sides. B. Polygons must have at least 3 sides. C. Polygons must be quadrilaterals. D. Polygons must be closed figures with no gaps.
Answer: C. Polygons have at least 3 straight sides and no gaps...they are completely connected the whole way around their sides.
400
Draw four hundred twenty five using place value blocks.
You should have drawn four squares (hundreds), two rods (tens), and five dots (units).
400
If the space on a number line in between the whole numbers 2 and 3 is divided into four equal parts, what FRACTION is each of those parts worth? Draw a picture to help if needed.
Each part is worth 1/4, or one fourth, since there are 4 PARTS that make up the WHOLE NUMBER.
400
Find the perimeter of a figure with sides equal to: 9 m 2 m 4 m 9 m
9 + 9 = 18 m 18 + 4 + 2 = 24 m 24 m
400
Draw a PICTOGRAPH that represents this information: The key is one circle = 4 animals. Title: Animals in the Zoo Giraffes: 6 Monkeys: 14 Elephants: 4 Teacher models if necessary.
Animals in the Zoo Giraffes: One and a half circles. Monkeys: Three and a half circles. Elephants: One circle.
500
Explain the difference between a two-dimensional figure and a three-dimensional figure. Mention their attributes (edges, faces, sides, vertices).
A two-dimensional figure is flat (has perimeter and area) and has sides and vertices only. A three-dimensional figure takes up space (has volume) and has edges, vertices, and faces.
500
Explain what value means.
VALUE is how much a number is worth. For example, a 7 in the tens place is worth 70, whereas a 7 in the hundred thousands place is worth 700,000.
500
How many eighths are equivalent to one half? Also name at least one other fraction that is equivalent to one half.
4/8, or four eighths, are equivalent to one half. Other options could be 2/4, 3/6, 5/10, 6/12, 20/40, 50/100, etc.
500
Explain how perimeter can be used in real life. Give at least two examples.
Perimeter can be used to find: screen sizes (tvs, monitors), picture frames, fences, gardens, door frames, walls, etc.
500
Make a DOT PLOT using the following information: Favorite Ice Cream Flavors Mint: 4 Vanilla: 3 Cookies and Cream: 10 Chocolate: 2 Rocky Road: 1
The number of dots = the number of people who liked that flavor. Basically a bar graph, but with DOTS instead of a bar.
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