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Math A

November 11 to 15. Math A. Weekly Assignments. Tuesday 11/12. Jocelin has 12 yards of ribbon and needs 3 yards to wrap a present. How many presents can she wrap with the ribbon that she has?

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Math A

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  1. November 11 to 15 Math A

  2. Weekly Assignments

  3. Tuesday 11/12 • Jocelin has 12 yards of ribbon and needs 3 yards to wrap a present. How many presents can she wrap with the ribbon that she has? • Jasmin has 13 yards of ribbon and needs 3 yards to wrap a present. How many presents can she wrap with the ribbon that she has?

  4. Ramona • There is one in and left over. Then since equals those are really of one group. That means the answer is 0 2 1

  5. Ramona—try these

  6. Wednesday 11/13 • Try to solve this problem using Ramona method of drawing pictures. • It takes ¾ of a yard of ribbon to make a bow. If Kayleehas 5 ½ yards of ribbon, how many bows can she make?

  7. Madison • Since is the same as and is the same as , this problem is really the same as . I can think of this as dividing 11 pieces into groups of 6 or 11÷ 6.

  8. Madison—try these

  9. Exit Slip—using your notes solve each problem using one method

  10. Thursday 11/14 • Do this problem at least 2 ways: Use your notes from earlier in the week.

  11. Huy • Since a fraction is division, I can write a super fraction and use a Super Giant One to make an equivalent fraction with a denominator of one, then I just simplify.

  12. Huy—try these

  13. Friday 11/15 • Do the following division problem—explain why you chose the method that you did to solve the problem.

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