Topic 1 Lesson 2023-2024 (testing)

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Topic 1

Use Positive Rational Numbers

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Snacks from the Concession Stand

Clare went to a concession
stand that sells pretzels for
$3.25, drinks for $1.85, and
bags of popcorn for $0.99
each. She bought at least
one of each item and spent

no more than $10.

Could Clare have

purchased 2 pretzels, 2

drinks, and 2 bags of
popcorn? Explain your

reasoning.

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Snacks from the Concession Stand

Clare went to a concession
stand that sells pretzels for
$3.25, drinks for $1.85, and
bags of popcorn for $0.99
each. She bought at least
one of each item and spent

no more than $10.

Could she have bought
1 pretzel, 1 drink, and 5

bags of popcorn?

Explain your reasoning.

Adding Multiple Decimals

Directions: Use the digits 0 to 9, at most
one time each, to fill in the boxes so that

the sum is as close to 10 as possible.

NOTE: The digits used in the sum can be

repeated.

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Subtracting Multi-Decimals

Directions: Use the digits 1 to 9, at most
one time each, to fill in the boxes so that

the difference is as close to 50 as possible.

NOTE: The digits used in the difference

can be repeated.

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Write your name on your index card

Describe your favorite hobby.

What is your favorite quote by a famous person?

What is your favorite song and why?

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Witzzle - Target # 29
Extra Credit Due September 8
E Hallpass Procedures

For each of the
following
products,
choose the
best estimate
of its value. Be
prepared to
explain your
reasoning.

(6.8)⋅(2.3)
74⋅(8.1)

1.40
14
140

5.6
56
560

166⋅(0.09)
(3.4)⋅(1.9)

1.66
16.6
166

6.5
65
650

Multiplying Decimals to Make

a Whole Number Product

Directions: Using the digits 1 to 9 at most
one time each, fill in the boxes to make a

whole number product.

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1.6 x 8.75 = 14

3.2 x 8.75 = 28

4.8 x 6.25 = 30

6.4 x 8.75 = 56

2.4 x 3.75 = 9

4.8 x 1.25 = 6

1.6 x 3.75 = 6

2.4 x 8.75 = 21

4.8 x 3.75 = 18

6.4 x 3.75 = 24

6.4 x 1.25 = 8

9.6 x 1.25 = 12

9.6 x 8.75 = 84

9.6 x 3.75 = 36

Note what they all have in common!

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Extra Credit Due September 8
E Hallpass Procedures

Example 1

A tortilla bakery makes 863 packages of tortillas to sell to
restaurants. Each restaurant receives the same number of
packages as a complete order. How many restaurants can

receive a complete order?

What division sentence do you need to solve?

How will you know that there will be some packages left over?

Example 1

A tortilla bakery makes 863 packages of tortillas to sell to
restaurants. Each restaurant receives the same number of
packages as a complete order. How many restaurants can

receive a complete order?

Which is the best estimate?

Multiple Choice

A tortilla bakery makes 863 packages of tortillas to sell to
restaurants. Each restaurant receives the same number of
packages as a complete order. How many restaurants can

• 800/10=80

• 900/20=45

• 100/10=100

Example 1

A tortilla bakery makes 863 packages of tortillas to sell to
restaurants. Each restaurant receives the same number of
packages as a complete order. How many restaurants can

receive a complete order?

Solve this problem

Try it

Workers at an electronics company pack 2,610 smart phones in

boxes. Each box holds 9 smart phones. How many boxes do

they fill?

Fill in the Blank

Workers at an electronics company pack 2,610 smart phones in boxes. Each box holds 9 smart phones. How many boxes do they fill?

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Raphael drove 141.4 miles in 2.8 hours. What was his average

speed in miles per hour as a decimal?

Ants are one of the Thorny Devil lizard's favorite foods. It can
eat 45 ants per minute. How long would it take this lizard to eat

1,080 ants? Express your answer in minutes

Try it

How many times as much does each item cost in 2010 as in

1960?

Movie Ticket _______________

Regular Popcorn ___________

Regular Drink _______________

Try it

The librarian purchased 22 copies of a best-selling book for

$385.66. How much did each copy of the book cost?

Try it

Lynn paid $12.21 for a ribbon. The costper yard was $1.48. How

many yards of ribbon did Lynn buy?

Try it

Quizizz

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Use a whiteboard, marker, eraser, and calculator to keep track of your work

Throwback Thursday

Find the total cost of two Medium Sodas, two Medium

Popcorns, and two Movie tickets.

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Witzzle - Target # 31
Extra Credit Due September 8
E Hallpass Procedures

Review

If Marty spent $66 on Movie tickets, how many tickets did he

buy?

Review

Find the total cost of four bags of candy and two movie tickets.

Leon bought
a dozen
daisies for
$3.75. Which
is the closest
to the amount
Leon paid for
each
daisy?

A. $0.25

B. $ 0.29

C. $0.31

D. $0.38

Review

Dolores bough 15 party hats priced at $0.75 each and 15

noisemakers priced at $1.25 each. How

much did Dolores spend in all?

Assignment

SHOW WHAT YOU CALCULATE!!!!
Write both your first and last name
Your assignment is due tomorrow!

Whatever you don’t get done in class is

HOMEWORK!

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Extra Credit Due September 8
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Assignment due TODAY

The art teacher gave each student half of a sheet of paper. Then she asked
the students to color one fourth of their pieces of paper. What part of the

original sheet did the student color? Solve this problem any way you choose.

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Extra Credit Due THIS FRIDAY
September 8
E Hallpass Procedures
Assignment due ASAP
Virtual Breakout completion

The art teacher gave each student half of a sheet of paper. Then she asked
the students to color one fourth of their pieces of paper. What part of the

original sheet did the student color? Solve this problem any way you choose.

There was ¼ of a pan of lasagna left. Tom
ate ⅓ of this amount. What fraction of a

whole pan of lasagna did he eat? Find ⅓ of

¼ to solve this problem.

On Friday night, John ate pizza for dinner

and had 1/2 of the pizza left over. On

Saturday, he ate 1/3 of what was left. How

much pizza did John eat on Saturday?

In Aaliyah's grade, 2/3 of the students have a
sister. Of the students who have a sister, 1/2

also have a brother. What fraction of the

students in Aaliyah's grade have both a sister

and a brother??

Tina has 1/2 of a pan of cornbread
left from a dinner party. She eats 1/2
of the leftover part the next night. How
much of the whole pan does Tina eat?

Justin operates an orange juice stand. On
Monday he used 3/4 of a bag of oranges.
On Tuesday he used 1/10 as many oranges
as on Monday. How many bags of oranges

did Justin use on Tuesday?

Zaire's lemon cookie recipe calls for

1/4 of a cup of sugar. How much

sugar would Zaire use to make 1/4 of

a batch of cookies?

Linda walked ¾ of the length of the
Tremont Trail before stopping for a

rest. How far had Linda walked on the

trail?

The world’s smallest gecko is ¾ inch
long. An adult male Western Banded
Gecko is 7⅓ times as long. How long is
an adult male Western Banded Gecko?

The Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge in Japan is about 1

and 4/9 times as long as the Golden Gate
Bridge in San Francisco. The Golden Gate

Bridge is about 9,000 feet long. About how long

is the Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge?

In Ms. Barclay’s classroom, ⅖ of the students
play chess. Of the students who play chess, ⅚
also play sudoku. If there are 30 students in
Ms. Barclay’s Class, how many students play

chess and sudoku

A scientist had ¾ of a bottle of

solution. She used ⅙ of the solution in

an experiment. How much of the

bottle did she use?

To amend the U.S. Constitution, ¾ of the
50 states must approve the amendment.
If 35 states approve an amendment, will

the Constitution be amended?

The city plans to extend the Wildflower Trail to
make it 2½ times its current length in the next
5 years. How long will the Wildflower Trail be

at the end of 5 years?

Exit Ticket

On the track and field team ⅜ of the members

do the hurdles. Of the members who do the
hurdles ⅘ also do the long jump. If there are
40 members on the track team, how many do

both the hurdles and the long jump?

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Extra Credit Due THIS FRIDAY
September 8
E Hallpass Procedures
Assignment due ASAP

Mr. Roberts plans to use pieces of wood that

are each 3/4 foot long to build a set of

shelves. How many shelves can he make from

a board that is 3 feet long?

Mr. Roberts plans to use pieces of wood that

are each 3/4 foot long to build a set of

shelves. How many shelves can he make from

a board that is 3 feet long?

A board is 6 feet long. How many ⅔ foot-long

pieces can be cut from the board? Use the

number line to show your work.

How much cake will each person get if 3

friends decide to share half a cake equally?

find 1/2 3

Jamie needs pieces of ribbon that are 2/5
yard long to wrap gifts. How many gifts can
she wrap from a ribbon that is 2 yards long?

A worker is pouring 3 quarts of liquid into ⅜
quart containers. How many of the containers

can she fill?

Andres has ¾ gallon of orange juice. He

wants to pour it into ⅙ gallon containers. How

many containers can Andres fill?

A large bag contains 12/15 pound of granola.

How many ⅓ pound bags can be filled with

this amount of granola? How much granola is

left over?

Beth is making a rope ladder. Each step of
the ladder is 2 ⅓ feet wide. Beth has a rope
that is 21 feet long. How many steps can she

make from the rope?

The owner of an aquatic store used 17 ½

gallons of water to fill aquariums. He put 5 ⅚
gallons of water in each aquarium. How many

aquariums did he fill?

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Witzzle - Target # 8
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September 22
E Hallpass Procedures
Assignment due ASAP

The owner of an aquatic store used 17 ½

gallons of water to fill aquariums. He put 5 ⅚
gallons of water in each aquarium. How many

aquariums did he fill?

Exit Ticket

Dividing Fractions Scoot

Cross out #21, #22, #23, #26, #27, #28

Look at the number at your table

Write and solve the problem in that box

You have 90 seconds to solve this problem.

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Extra Credit Due September 22

WRITE YOUR LAST NAME
ON YOUR EXTRA CREDIT!

Topic 1 Test September 19

Dividing Fractions Scoot

Cross out #21, #22, #23, #26, #27, #28

Go to today’s date in MODULES and click on the “Task

Card” link

Look through your work and make sure you have proper

fractions and mixed numbers for answers

Complete any task cards you haven’t done yet

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Do you have _______________ groups or amounts
and is the problem asking for the ______________?

Are you taking ______ of a ________?

Are you taking _______ of a _________?

Fraction Word Problems: Do I

Multiply or Divide?

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Are you trying to determine the __________ amount
you need for X people, containers, recipes, etc.?

Are you dividing a given amount into __________
____________?

Are you taking an amount and _______ it, breaking it up,
or cutting it into _________ __________?

Fraction Word Problems: Do I

Multiply or Divide?

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Are you eating, drinking, or using an _______ amount of a
total ________ day and looking for how much you eat,
drink, or use each day

Is my answer ________________?

Does it make sense?

Is the answer way too _______ or way too
_______?

You can check your answer

by asking yourself:

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Quizizz Practice

Go to today’s date in MODULES and click

on YOUR HOUR

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have sissors and glue for you to use if you don’t have your own)

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Write your name on your index card

I wish there were a law that said…

I wish I could forget the time I … because…

I wish I could do.. because…

Tell me about it Tuesday

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Witzzle - Target # 12
Extra Credit Due September 22

WRITE YOUR LAST NAME
ON YOUR EXTRA CREDIT!

Topic 1 Test September 19
Today’s

assignment

due

TOMORROW!!!!

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Let's Try

A chocolate bar is 3/4 of an inch long. If it is broken into pieces

that are 3/8 of an inch long, then how many pieces is that?

Let's Try

If it takes 5/6 yards of fabric to make a dress, then how many

yards will it take to make 8 dresses?

Let's Try

An electrician has a piece of wire that is 4 and 3/8 centimeters

long. She splits the wire into pieces that are 1 and 2/3
centimeters long. How many pieces does she have?

Let's Try

Renee had a box of cupcakes, of which she gave 1/2 to her
friend Juan. Juan gave 3/4 of his share to his friend Elena.

What fractional part of the original box of cupcakes did Elena

get?

Let's Try

Nina's math classroom is 6 and 4/5 meters long and 1 and 3/8

meters wide. What is the area of the classroom?

Let's Try

A warehouse has 1 and 3/10 meters of tape. If they cut the tape
into pieces that are 5/8 meters long, then how many pieces will

they have?

Assignment: Multiplying
and Dividing Fractions
Word Problems Sort

Read the word problem and decide if you

need to multiply or divide to solve.

Cut out and glue in the correct column.

Solve the problem on your paper

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Witzzle - Target # 13
Extra Credit Due September 22

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Topic 1 Test September 19
Yesterday’s assignment due
TODAY!!!!

Task Card Review

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Thursday” question

Throwback Thursday

A gym has 768 members. If the members are divided equally

into 16 groups, how many members will be in each group?

Announcements

Witzzle - Target # 14
Extra Credit Due September 22

WRITE YOUR LAST NAME
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Topic 1 Test September 19
Assignment

due

ASAP!!!!

(40 zeros !)

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I will check your paper ONCE
Correct mistakes and put your
answers online ( link in Canvas
Modules)
When you finish putting your
answers online, TURN IN YOUR
PAPER!

Complete or Redo your assignment from
Tuesday.

Put it in the turn in tray when it’s
complete

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Extra Credit
Work on something from another class

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Agenda

Topic 1 Practice Test

After the practice test...

What do you think?

Dolores bough 15 party hats priced at $0.75 each and 15
noisemakers priced at $1.25 each. How much did Dolores

spend in all?

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Witzzle - Target # 15
Extra Credit Due September 22

WRITE YOUR LAST NAME
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Topic 1 Test September 19
Assignment due ASAP!!!! (25
zeros and 10 redos)

Topic 1 Practice Test

Topic 1 Practice Test

Allison and Natalie sold 13.25 pounds of trail mix. They sold the
trail mix for $2.84 per pound. How much money did they collect?

1.

Topic 1 Practice Test

Part B -

Find the total amount of money they collected. Enter your answer in

the box

Topic 1 Practice Test

3. Ivan buys 3.79 pounds of trail mix and twice as many pounds of
dried fruit. What is the total cost of Ivan’s trail mix and dried fruit?

Topic 1 Practice Test

2. Andy has a car that averages 11.7 miles per gallon. John’s car
averages 35.1 miles per gallon. John thinks he averages 4 times
more miles per gallon than Andy. Is John correct? Explain your

reasoning

4. Margot has 17 1/2 pounds of flour, 6 pounds of butter, and 22 1/2

pounds of sugar to make 23 batches of shortbread cookies. If

Margot uses all the ingredients, how many pounds of ingredients are

used in each batch?

Margot used ____________ pounds of ingredients in each batch.

Topic 1 Practice Test

5. A skyscraper is 4 3/4 times taller than the office building. The

office building is 484 feet tall. How tall is the skyscraper?

The skyscraper is ______________ feet tall.

Topic 1 Practice Test

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Complete any missing work

All Decimal Operations Word
Problems
Multiplying and Dividing
Fractions Word Problem Sort

Redo or Complete!

Choose from a list of approved
activities...

Extra Credit
Witzzle
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another class
Virtual Breakout Activity (Unlock
all the locks for a sticker)
ASUMUDI

medium, hard, or monstrous

Fours Challenge

Friday Free Fifteen

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Extra Credit Due September 22

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Topic 1 Test September 19
Assignment due ASAP!!!!

Susan bought 60 cookies. She shared 1/3 of them
with her friends. How many cookies did she have left?

Of the 125 students in 5th grade, 3/5 of them have a mobile
phone. How many students do not have a mobile phone?

There are 44 books per shelf and there are 8 shelves. 1⁄4
of these books are novels. How many novels will there be?

Word Problem Sort Review

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Cameron is traveling to visit his cousins. This morning the GPS
indicated that the total distance to the destination is 812.4 miles.

Before lunch he drove 233.02 miles. How much farther does Cameron

need to travel?

Identify the error and explain how to solve the problem correctly

What do you think?

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Rosie bought 13.37 yards of fleece
fabric to make costumes for a school
play. She needs 1.75 yards of fabric for
each costume. How many costumes
can Rosie make with the fabric she
bought?

What choice best describes the error?

The error in this solution is the yards of
fabric for each costume should have been
divided by the amount of fleece she bought

1.

The error in this solution is that a decimal
should have been placed at the end of
1,337 before adding zeros. This decimal
should have also been included in the
quotient.

2.

The error in this solution is the yards of
fabric for each costume should have been
multiplied by the total yards of fleece fabric

3.

New Concepts

Each runner in a 5 mile relay race runs 1 1/4 of a mile. Use the number

line to represent the number of runners on the relay team

How many runners were on the relay team?_____

What do you think?

Students are competing in a 4-kilometer relay race. Each runner runs

2/3 km. Use the number line to represent the data for the race

How many runners were on the relay team?_____

What do you think?

Students are competing in a 4-kilometer relay race. Each runner runs

2/3 km. Use the number line to represent the data for the race

How many runners were on the relay team?_____

What do you think?

Students at RMS are walking a 3 mile hike. Each student walks 3/8 of
a mile. Use the number line to represent the number of students on

the hike.

How many students are on the hike?_____

What do you think?

Students at RMS are walking a 3 mile hike. Each student walks 3/8 of
a mile. Use the number line to represent the number of students on

the hike.

How many students are on the hike?_____

What do you think?

Jackson’s family runs 4 mile Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving day. Each

person runs 4/6 of a mile. Use the number line to represent the

number of people in Jackson’s family.

How many people are in Jackson’s family? _______

What do you think?

Jackson’s family runs 4 mile Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving day. Each

person runs 4/6 of a mile. Use the number line to represent the

number of people in Jackson’s family.

How many people are in Jackson’s family? _______

What do you think?

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Correct mistakes on your paper
and put your answers online ( link
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When you finish putting your
answers online, TURN IN YOUR
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Extra Credit
Coloring Page (pick 1)
Topic 1 Virtual Breakout (test extra credit)
Work on something from another class

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Agenda for Today

Topic 1 Test

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Math Lesson

A very brief description or a subtopic

Learning Outcome 1

Learning Outcome 2

Learning Outcome 3

By the end of this lesson...

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You can begin with a brief statement, a question, or even a

riddle related to the day's lesson.

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