Adding and sub
- 1. Wednesday, August 24thComplete Warm Up
- 3. Take out homework (pg. 5)Warm UPEstimate each sum (ones)12.34 + 5.6 – 4.1 4.67 – 3.4 + 1.89
- 4. Corny Joke of the DayWhy are baseball players so rich?Because they play on diamonds
- 5. Attention Attention!Next Quiz (checkpoint)- this Friday
- 6. Must fill out form and get parent signatureReteachAugust 29thRetest August 31st
- 7. Homework
- 9. Review13.456What place value is 5 in?
- 10. Partner WorkTake the cards and put them from least to greatest
- 11. Finishing Notes from Yesterday…..
- 12. 4. New VocabularyCompatible Numbers: Example: 26.45 and 4.6What PLACE VALUE WOULD I WANT TO ROUND TO?
- 13. 5. Rounding with products & quotientsEstimate each product and quotientA. 33.83 1.98B 25.34 ÷ 5.14
- 14. Table of ContentsUnit #: 2 Unit: DecimalsDate: 8/24Section: 3-3Title: Adding and SubtractingPage: 5 & 6
- 15. 1. A little Riddle….“Line up your decimals, add in your zeroes, find the sum, don’t be a bum…..line up your decimals, add in your zeroes, now it’s time to subtract, don’t get this out of wack”
- 16. 2. Grocery ProblemYour mom gave you exactly $20.00 to spend. If hot dogs cost $13.45, buns cost $3.64 and ketchup costs $4.59, what will the bill come to? Will you have enough money to buy all the food?
- 17. 3. Adding a. 3.45 + 6.12 + 12.09b. 14.56 + 6.790
- 18. 4. Subtracting a. 14.03 – 6 b. 10.07-2.3-8.456
- 20. Order from least to greatest: 12.45, 12, 11.56, 12.415Order from greatest to least: 5.6, 7.001, 5.06, 5.61Estimate the sum (ones) 5.23 + 6.78+3.414. Tanner brought $25 to spend at Best Buy. When he got back, he had $4.58. How much did he spend?Estimate the product (ones): 5.67 x 3.04