NUMBER TALK: Fractions
Find as many pairs of equivalent (meaning equal, of the same value) as you can. Write them down in your distance learning journal or on this slide:
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How many blocks are in the glass? Use the clues to help you find out!
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Both sides of the mobile have to balance (have the same value). The total sum of both sides is 20. What is the value of the triangle and the trapezoid?
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The trapezoid and circles must balance with each other, and their total must balance with the red drops. The total sum of all pieces is 48.
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Number Talk: Fractions
What is the same? What is different?
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Number Talk: Number Sense
How would you solve this problem? Think of at least 2 mental math strategies that you could use to complete this equation in your head.
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Number Talk: Geometry
What is the same? What is different? What do you know about these shapes?
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Number Talk: Patterning
What is the pattern rule?
How many hexagons would be in the 4th, 5th, and 10th term?
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Start with âŚ
4th term =
5th term =
10th term =
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
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What fractions do you see?
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This container holds 2 Litres of pop. How many milliliters (mL) of pop would be in the container if it was filled to the level of each arrow?
Answer: mL
Answer: mL
Answer: mL
Answer: mL
Hint: Find out how many mL there are in one Litre and use that to help you. You can do a Google search if you donât know!
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Would You RatherâŚ.
Sell a batch of 30 cookies for $0.50 each (50 cents each) with a cost to make of $8.00?
Sell a batch of 30 cookies altogether for $15.00 with a cost to make of $6.00?
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What is the range between the day with the lowest sales and the day with the highest sales?
How many burgers were sold in total during the last week?
How many times more burgers were sold on Thursday than on Friday?
Number Talk: TARGET NUMBER
Use the numbers in each section to try to make the target number in the middle (in this case it is 13). You can use as many numbers and operations as you would like. Find all the answers you can. E.g. 7 + 5 + 3 - 2 = 13
Number Talk: Patterning
Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
Extend the pattern. How many squares would be in Term 5, 6, and 7?
What is the pattern rule?
Hint: Start with...
Number Talk: Multiply or Divide
What rule could you use when multiplying by 10, 100, or 1000?
What rule could you use when dividing by 10, 100, or 1000?
Number Talk: Variables
What value of p makes this equation true?
45â15=3 x p
We all know math has numbers, but did you know it has letters too? Try to find the value of the letter âpâ in the equation below:
Hint: you are trying to make both sides of the = sign the same number
Extra hint: the x is a multiplication symbol
Answer: P = _____
Number Talk: Which one doesnât belong?
Find at least one reason why each shape doesnât belong with the other 3.
Rectangle:
Square:
Diamond:
Pentagon: