1.1 Whole Number Operations (Big Ideas Math)

1.1 Whole Number Operations
How do you know what operation to choose when solving a real-life Problem?
¿Cómo saber qué operación elegir al resolver un problema de la vida real?

6th Grade Math

​Subtraction Video






Multiplication Video





Division Video

​Warm up- Do these problems on a seperate sheet of paper and be ready to turn them in

Calentamiento: resuelva estos problemas en una hoja de papel aparte y prepárese para entregarlos.

​Infer (fill in) the missing numbers in these equations:
Infiera (complete) los números que faltan en estas ecuaciones:

​1.) 1
13
+ 5_
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71

​2.) _
345
+ _2_
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_0_ 2

Where there is red, there is a missing number
Donde hay rojo, falta un número

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+

-

x

*

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/

sum

total

increase

combine

minus

decrease

difference

less

times

product

multiply

quotient

split

per

Match the words and symbols with the correct operation

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication

Division

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The cafeteria has 60 tables and 120 chairs. What is the total number of tables and chairs?

The word ​

Placeholder

tells me that this will be a(n)​

Placeholder

problem

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

total

chairs

tables

multplication

subraction

addition

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What word (or words) tell you what operation you will use to solve this word problem?

​On Your Own: Expectations and Requirements

1.1 Numbers and Operations
Ms. Fanshaw Block ___

​Name AND assignment number go on top (put your block in case it gets lost)

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​Number all questions and leave room for work

​ ALWAYS on a seperate piece of paper

​On Your Own: Expectations and Requirements

1.1 Numbers and Operations
Ms. Fanshaw

​Circle the word that tells you operation you solve with.

EXAMPLE: The cafeteria has 75 tables and 912 chairs. What is the total number of tables and chairs?

1.




2.

​4. Write out the entire question (unless told otherwise)

TEACHER TIP:
Write all the problems and directions down in case you don't finish

​On Your Own: Expectations and Requirements

1.1 Numbers and Operations
Ms. Fanshaw

​Circle the word that tells you the operation you solve with

EXAMPLE: The cafeteria has 75 tables and 912 chairs. What is the total number of tables and chairs?

1.




2.

​5. Make sure your answer is clear and easy to read

TEACHER TIP:
You can always use more paper or turn the page to fit everything! DO NOT squish everything to one page!