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Q2 week 6 Day 2

Last updated about 3 years ago
12 questions
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Complete your warm-up for today. Show your work on the page for each problem. If you need more work space, you can use the back of your paper. When you have answered the questions, enter the answers on the formative below.
Complete your warm-up for today. Show your work on the page for each problem. If you need more work space, you can use the back of your paper. When you have answered the questions, enter the answers on the formative below.
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Round $8.73 to the nearest whole dollar.

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Find the factor.
8 x ___ = 16

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Find the factor.
8 x ___ = 16

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Bo wants to save $36.00. If he earns 4 dollars a week, how many weeks will it take him to save the money?

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There are 7 buckets. Each bucket can hold 5 gallons of water. How many gallons can they hold altogether?

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36 ÷ 4 = ____

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100 ÷ 10 = ____

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27 ÷ 3 = ____

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24 ÷ 3 = ____

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Find the missing factor.
b x 7 = 56
b = ____

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Henry baked 4 batches of 10 cookies. He then ate 5 cookies. How many cookies does he now have?

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What shape has 8 sides? It may not show up as a green dot, if spelled incorrectly. That's OK.

Scroll down to submit your answers, but DO NOT EXIT the formative. Come back to this section of the page to find out what you should complete today.

Now that you have entered your answers for today's warmup, complete the tasks to the right. Each task has a RED LETTER next to it.
A. Click HERE to practice your facts on Xtramath.
B. Go to our Clever Page and complete the subtraction assignmment in Moby Max. This is due by this Friday.
C. Get your seat work from your group basket. When you complete the sheet, turn it in to the class basket. Be sure your name is on the paper.
D. Click HERE for this week's choice board. Complete the activities this week.
E. When you have completed the work above you may choose to work on Prodigy or Sumdog.
This will be part of our whole group time. HERE
D. When you have completed A-C complete the survey for today by clicking HERE.