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1) Make a smart seating choice. 2) Do the problems below in your Math Notebook:
Solve. 1. The Beard. Mr. McKinney's beard grows at a rate of 0.7 inches per month. How long will his beard grow in 2.5 months? Copy the problem and answer, then place the decimal in the correct location. 2. 0.17 x 0.6 = 0102 3. 4.7 x 6.1 = 02867
3 November 2011
Multiplying and Dividing Decmials:
Today we will continue to work on multiplying and dividing decimals.
Warm ups Discuss Warm Ups Independent Study Time
HW:
Keep working where you left off today. Spend about 20 - 30 minutes working on the Math Textbook Pages that we started today.
Find the product. Use estimation to check. 4. 1.1 x 0.4 5. 3.257 x 4.6
Solve. 1. The Beard. Mr. McKinney's beard grows at a rate of 0.7 inches per month. How long will his beard grow in 2.5 months? Copy the problem and answer, then place the decimal in the correct location. 2. 0.17 x 0.6 = 0102 3. 4.7 x 6.1 = 02867 Find the product. Use estimation to check. 4. 1.1 x 0.4 5. 3.257 x 4.6
3 November 2011
Multiplying and Dividing Decmials:
Today we will continue to work on multiplying and dividing decimals.
Warm ups Discuss Warm Ups Independent Study Time
HW:
Keep working where you left off today. Spend about 20 - 30 minutes working on the Math Textbook Pages that we started today.
Doggone Decimal, page 285 Getting to One, page 295 High Number Toss: Decimal Version, page 298
3 November 2011
Multiplying and Dividing Decmials:
Today we will continue to work on multiplying and dividing decimals.
Warm ups Discuss Warm Ups Independent Study Time
HW:
Keep working where you left off today. Spend about 20 - 30 minutes working on the Math Textbook Pages that we started today.
3 November 2011
Multiplying and Dividing Decmials:
Today we will continue to work on multiplying and dividing decimals.
Warm ups Discuss Warm Ups Independent Study Time
HW:
Keep working where you left off today. Spend about From the Everyday Math Student Reference Book: 20 - 30 minutes working on the Math Textbook Pages Doggone Decimal, page 285 that we started Getting to One, page 295 today.