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  1. singaporemathsource.com CassyT@gmail.com Handouts/Presentation online: Singaporemathsource.com/FAIR Twitter Bio: Passionate about Singapore Math, Teacher Trainer/Coach, Treasure Hunter, Learner, Answer to the ultimate question? 42.

  2. “W E ARE NOT TEACHING MATH , WE ARE TEACHING THINKING THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF MATH .” -Dr. Yeap Ban Har, Singapore Ministry of Education

  3. Consider this problem… Talise folded 545 metal lids to make cones for jingle dresses for herself and her younger sister. Her dress had 185 more cones than her sister’s dress. How many cones are on each dress? Foundations and Pre-Calculus - Mathematics 10 , Pearson.

  4. On Tuesday, Cole ran 6 miles. On Thursday, he ran 8 miles. How many miles did he run altogether? 6 mi 8 mi ? mi

  5. In one weekend, Cole ran 14 miles. On Saturday, he ran 6 miles. How many miles did he run on Sunday?. 6 mi ? mi 14 mi

  6. Part-whole models (or part-part-whole) help demonstrate the relationship between addition and subtraction. 158 158 106 ? 52 ? 106 + ___ = 158 52 + ___ = 158 158 – 106 = ____ 158 – 52 = ____

  7. Part-whole models Help students understand fractions. 35 ? In a class of 35 students, 2 5 of them wear glasses. How many students wear glasses?

  8. Lina is 13 years old. Her sister is 22 years old. Find the difference in age between them. ? 13 Lina Sister 22

  9. Lina is 13 years old. She is 9 years younger than her sister. How old is Lina’s sister? 9 13 Lina Sister ?

  10. Comparison Models… demonstrate the relationship between quantities. ? 39 Sam Sam ? Keisha Keisha 13 26 26 26 + 13 = 39 26 + 39 = 65

  11. Comparison Models… lead to multi-step problems. quantity Sam sum Keisha difference quantity

  12. There are 3 red marbles and 12 blue marbles. How many more blue marbles than red marbles are there? ? 3 Red Blue 12 There are 9 more blue marbles than red marbles.

  13. There are 12 blue marbles. There are 4 times as many blue marbles as red marbles. How many red marbles are there? ? Red Blue 12 4 = 12 1 = 12 ÷ 4 = 3 There are 3 red marbles.

  14. The sides of a triangle are in the ratio 4:5:6. If the perimeter of the triangle is 60 cm, find the length of the shortest side. ? 60 cm 60 cm ÷ 15 ⃞ = 4cm per ⃞ . The shortest side = 4 cm x 4 ⃞ or 16 cm.

  15. A man sold 230 balloons at a fair in the morning. He sold another 86 balloons in the evening. How many balloons did he sell in all?

  16. 134 girls and 119 boys took part in an art competition. How many more girls than boys were there?

  17. A bottle of hot sauce weighs 570 g. The empty bottle weighs 315 g. How many grams of sauce are in the bottle?

  18. Jill bought a set of pens for $2.99, a notepad for $1.60 and a dictionary for $4.95. How much did she spend altogether?

  19. Kendra made 284 chicken sandwiches for a party. She made 4 times as many chicken sandwiches as egg salad sandwiches. How many egg salad sandwiches did she make?

  20. A class of 32 students was divided into groups of 4. How many groups of students were there?

  21. Hannah’s pitcher held 16 liters of juice. She poured the juice equally into containers that held 0.8 of a liter. How many containers did she fill?

  22. Sam and Tom had 366 stamps in their stamp collection. Sam had 98 fewer stamps than Tom. How many stamps did Tom have?

  23. Tina, Jean and Ann shared 144 shells. Tina had 3 times as many shells as Jean. Jean had twice as many shells as Ann. How many shells did Tina have?

  24. After giving away 3 5 of her shell collection, Jane had 24 shells left. How many shells did she give away?

  25. A wading pool is half filled with water. When 12 7 more gallons of water are added, the pool is 8 full. How many gallons of water can the wading pool hold?

  26. 1 James bought a bag of sourballs. 4 of the sourballs 1 8 were apple and 1 were cherry, 5 of the remainder were blueberry. If there were 24 blueberry sourballs, how many sourballs did he buy?

  27. 1 On a shopping trip, Joonha spends 3 of his money at the Sport Court. He then spends 1 3 of the money he has left at June's Tunes. Finally, he spends his remaining $40 on a baseball glove. How many dollars did Joonha have at first?

  28. 150 people attended a movie. 40% of them were students. How many students attended the movie?

  29. Ahmad had $400; He spent 31% of his money on an ipod and 37% on a bike. What percentage of his money was left? How much money was left?

  30. The ratio of the number of hamburgers to the number of veggie burgers to the number of hot dogs sold at the fair is 4 : 1 : 5. If there were 4732 hamburgers sold at the fair, how many hot dogs were sold?

  31. Mr. Johnson mixed yellow paint and blue paint and white paint in the ratio of 5 : 3 : 1 to make a light green paint for a painting job. If his final mixture for the painting job was 108 liters, how many liters of each color of paint did he use?

  32. The ratio of the number of birds to the number of beasts is 3 to 7. How many beasts were there when the birds numbered 750?

  33. Tamika took 4 h to drive from Town Y to Town Z at an average speed of 75 mph. On her way back, she drove at an average speed of 60 mph. How long did she take to drive back from Town Z to Town Y?

  34. 4 A cyclist traveled 5 of his journey at an average speed of 20 km/h and completed the remaining 60 km in 2 h 45 min. How long did he take to complete his journey?

  35. Mrs. Li is 3 times as old as her daughter. In 5 years’ time, the sum of their ages will be 62 years. Find the daughter’s present age.

  36. Remember this one? Talise folded 545 metal lids to make cones for jingle dresses for herself and her younger sister. Her dress had 185 more cones than her sister’s dress. How many cones are on each dress? Talise ? 545 ? sister 185 545 – 185 = 360 2 units = 360 1 unit = 360 ÷ 2 1 unit → sister = 180 Talise → 1 unit = 180 + 185 Talise has 365 cones on her dress and her sister has 180 cones on her dress.

  37. Questions? Visit: www.SingaporeMathSource.com Or email CassyT@gmail.com to find math links and web sites for students.

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