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Numbers can be defined in a
variety of ways. 12 can equal
Find out the birth months of
the number of inches in a foot
all the people in your class
or months in a year. How
or home. Make a bar graph
many ways can you define
to show how many people
these numbers?
were born in each month
of the year.
60 25 100 90 4
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Would you like a job that paid
you $0.1 on the first day, $0.2 on Figure out how many different
the second day, and so on— coin combinations you can
doubling your salary every day? use to make 1 dollar.
Example: 100 pennies.
How much would you make at
the end of one month? What other ways are there?
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How many:
Find a ruler that has inches and
Hours are there in a day? centimeters. Measure the length
Minutes in an hour? of your classroom.
Seconds in a minute?
Minutes in a day? What is the length in inches?
Seconds in a day? What is it in centimeters?
Seconds in a year?
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Balancing equations are two equa-
Put these numbers in order
tions that both equal the same
amount. For example: from least to greatest:
4+3=5+2
Make your own balanced equations: 4, 279 7, 942
_____ + _____ = _____ + _____ 987 4, 297
_____ + _____ = _____ x _____
_____ + _____ = _____ - _____
_____ + _____ = _____ ÷ _____
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Change these fractions to Find the pattern in this number
decimals (you will need a sequence. What will the next
calculator) : three numbers be?
4 7
1, 3, 5, 7, 11, ____, ____, ____.
10 10
Challenge: 10
10
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Try these money multiplication Add these fractions together:
problems:
5 2
+ =
$.37 9 9 9
x 5 Subtract these fractions:
59¢ 7 5 =
x 9 10
+
10 10
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Round these numbers to the Round these numbers to the
nearest 10: nearest 100:
8734 3752
9136 4576
2136
2453
7496
11, 589 37,942
203, 745 546,769
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Find the missing addends: Find the missing subtrahends:
7 + _____ = 15 15 - _____ = 8
6 + _____ = 13 18 - _____ = 9
9 + _____ = 16 16 - _____ = 7
4 + _____ = 9 27 - _____ = 19
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There are three people in line: Triple addends are three
Sue, Dora, and John. One numbers added together.
person has to be first, another Figure out these triple addends:
second, and another third.
How many different ways 5 + 9 + 7 = _____
can they stand? 3 + 8 + 4 = _____
4 + 6 + 8 = _____
Hint: it will help to make a list
6 + 5 + 13 = _____
or chart of all the different
7 + 3 + 14 = _____
combinations.