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In math, there are many different
ways to show a problem. |
Answer questions using words,
models, charts, graphs, tables, symbols, and equations.
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Bette is trying to read more
books this year.
Bette read 5 books in September,
6 books in October,
and 4 books in November.
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1.
How many
books did Bette
read
in all?
2.
In which month did Bette
read the most books?
3.
In which month did Bette
read the fewest
books? |
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1.
How many matched pairs
can Nate make from the 12
socks?
2. If
Nate found 1 more black
sock, how many total pairs
would he have now?
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1. How
many gallons of water
will Abby need for 6
plants?
2. How
many gallons would she
need for 8 plants?
3.
How many would she need
for 10 plants? |
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1. How
many students chose
purple as their favorite
color?
2. How
many more students
chose blue than
red?
3.
How many students chose
either blue or
green?
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1. How
many 5th graders
were in school on
Monday?
2. How
many 1st and 2nd
graders were in school in
all?
3.
Were there more 3rd
graders or 4th graders in
school on Monday? |
Ben
played golf
yesterday. He played 9 holes. He
hit
3 strokes on each of the first 5
holes, and 4 strokes on the
last 4
holes.
Write an
equation for each question
and solve. |
1.
What was his score on
the first 5 holes?
2.
What was his score on
the last 4 holes?
3.
What was his total
score? |
 Remember |
There are
many ways to show a problem. |
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the bear to review the lesson.
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