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TEK 4.4H

TEK 4.4H

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Mathematics

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4th Grade

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Medium

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CCSS
3.OA.A.3, 6.RP.A.3B, 3.OA.D.8

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Armeka Thomas

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4 Slides • 8 Questions

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4.4H Solve with fluency one- and two-step problems involving multiplication and division, including interpreting remainders.

I can solve one-step problems involving multiplication and division, including interpreting remainders.

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When the product is unknown you will multiply the factors to find the product (total)

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Multiple Choice

The Main Street Bakery ordered 26 dozen eggs. If 12 eggs are in a dozen, how many eggs did the bakery order in all?

What is the question asking?

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How many eggs did the bakery order in all?

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How many eggs are in 12 dozen?

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Where the Main Street Bakery was located?

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What are they baking?

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Multiple Choice

The Main Street Bakery ordered 26 dozen eggs. If 12 eggs are in a dozen, how many eggs did the bakery order in all?

What information is important?

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The bakery ordered eggs.

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There are always 12 items in a dozen.

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Bakery had 26 barbie doll for sale.

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I want whatever they are baking.

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Multiple Choice

The Main Street Bakery ordered 26 dozen eggs. If 12 eggs are in a dozen, how many eggs did the bakery order in all?

What operation could I use?

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Multiplication

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Division

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Multiple Choice

The Main Street Bakery ordered 26 dozen eggs. If 12 eggs are in a dozen, how many eggs did the bakery order in all?

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300

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312

3

206

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100

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With all of that information, let's solve

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Multiple Choice

Cindy makes scented candles to give as holiday gifts to 8 friends. She melts 6 bags of wax chips. Each bag contains 20 ounces of wax chips. After melting the wax, she pours it equally into 8 candle jars. How many ounces of wax does Cindy use for each candle?

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120 oz

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12 oz

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30 oz

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15 oz

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Multiple Choice

There are 181 people planning to attend a charity breakfast. If each tablet can seat people, what is the minimum number of tables needed for breakfast?

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173 tables

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23 tables

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22 tables

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1,448 tables

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Multiple Choice

Sarah's mom made 40 cookies for Sarah's Pool Party. Sarah invited 20 friends to her party but 9 friends came. If Sarah and each of her friends ate the same number of cookies, how many cookies did each child eat?

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40

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20

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9

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Multiple Choice

there are 213 guests waiting in line for a water-rafting ride at Splash Pad Water Park. A maximum of 7 people can ride a raft at one time. What is the fewest number of raft trips that will be needed for this number of guests?

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31

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30

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35

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28

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4.4H Solve with fluency one- and two-step problems involving multiplication and division, including interpreting remainders.

I can solve one-step problems involving multiplication and division, including interpreting remainders.

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