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1 Do you have your own calculator to use on the Milestones? Turn it into me today! Apr 11 8:17 AM Learning Target Today is... Learning Target I can show my understanding I can solve wordday on M of rational numbers to problems by using rev, iew for the Milestones. th 1 April 1 problem solving strategies. What You Need Pencil Device Calculator Paper Homework Agenda Warm-Up Partner Game Kahoot! None Important Dates 04/13-04/19 Milestones 04/27 Aquarium Trip Apr 8 8:41 PM 1
2 Warm Up 1. How far are 27 and 54 apart on the number line? 2. The temperature was 68 F. Later that day the temperature was 82 F. How much does the temperature need to rise or fall to return to the original temperature of 68 F? 3. Convert the decimal.087 to a fraction. 4. Solve for y. y= Apr 9 10:39 AM Let's play a game of skill and speed to review Unit 1! Rules: 1.You will compete against your table partner. 2. Each player has their own colored pencil for this circling competition. 3.Each correct circle will equal 1 point. The person with the most points at the end is the winner! 4. NO CALCULATORS Mar 29 7:16 PM 2
3 Directions: Solve each question, find the answer and circle it on your paper faster than your opponent. Apr 9 10:30 AM Question 1: A football player caught the ball and made a gain of 8 yards on the first play. On the next play the team lost 12 yards. How many yards do they need to gain on the next play to get back to their original position? 4 3
4 Question 2: You have $576 in your checking account. Your cell phone company deducts $32 each month from your account. If you do not put any more money into your account, how many months will it take for your account balance to be $0? 18 Question 3: After making a deposit of $10 in the bank you went to the mall and made a purchase of $45 with your checkcard. What s the least amount of money that should have been in the bank before making your deposit? $35 4
5 Question 4: On a number line, what is the distance between 17 and 9? 26 Question 5: Determine the distance between 8 and
6 Question 6: 1 Question 7: 48 ( 12) = 60 6
7 Question 8: 11 Question 9: 3/5 7
8 Question 10: If ½ an apple was shared equally among the 3 people, what fraction of the whole apple did each person receive? 1/6 Apr 11 8:28 AM 8
9 Apr 11 10:11 AM Question 11:
10 Question 12:.675 Question 13: 62 10
11 Question 14: 1 ½ cups Question 15: $57 11
12 Question 16: Each issue of Soccer World magazine costs $5.99 at the book store. A 6 month subscription costs $ How much can a reader save by subscribing to the magazine for 6 months? $10.95 Question 17: On Thursday after work, the number of cars in a parking lot decreased at a steady rate of 13 cars every 2 minutes. Which rational number describes the number of cars per minute? 13/2 12
13 Question 18: $300 Question 19: 15/8 13
14 Question 20: The elevation of the basement floor in a building is 14 ft. The elevation of the roof is 36 feet. What is the distance from the basement floor to the roof? 50 ft Apr 9 10:24 AM 14
15 Apr 9 10:09 AM 15
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