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Unit 9 - Lesson 3 - Grade 2: Illustrative Mathematics

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Lesson: Measure on a Map
Cool Down: Practice Facts
Grade 2 Unit 9
Lesson 3: Measure on a Map
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®
Grade 2 Unit 9
Lesson 3: Measure on a Map
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Notice and Wonder: From Sea to Shining Sea (Warm Up)

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Measure on the Map

Draw a line to represent the distance between cities on the map. Then measure the length in centimeters.
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Draw a line to represent the distance between cities on the map. Then measure the length in centimeters.
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Draw a line to represent the distance between cities on the map. Then measure the length in centimeters.
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Find the total length of each student’s trip. Represent the total with an equation.
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How Much Longer?

Use your map and the stories from the previous activity to answer the questions. Represent each story with an equation with a symbol for the unknown length.
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Review the cards you made in the first lesson.
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Question 19
19.

Question 1
1.

What do you notice?

Question 2
2.

What do you wonder?

Question 3
3.
Noah started in Trenton, New Jersey.

First, he traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

_______cm
Question 4
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Next, he traveled from Harrisburg to Indianapolis, Indiana.

_______cm
Question 5
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Last, he traveled from Indianapolis to St. Paul, Minnesota.

_______cm
Question 6
6.
Diego started in Sacramento, California.

First, he traveled to Phoenix, Arizona.

_______cm
Question 7
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Next, he traveled from Phoenix to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

_______cm
Question 8
8.
Last, he traveled from Santa Fe to Topeka, Kansas.

_______cm
Question 9
9.
Lin started in Austin, Texas.

First, she traveled to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

_______cm
Question 10
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Next, she traveled from Oklahoma City to Nashville, Tennessee.

_______cm
Question 11
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Last, she traveled from Nashville to Augusta, Maine.

_______cm
Question 12
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Lin's total

Question 13
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Diego's total

Question 14
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Noah's total

Question 15
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How much shorter is the total length of Diego’s trip than the total length of Lin’s trip?

Question 16
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How much longer is the total length of Diego’s trip than the total length of Noah’s trip?

Question 17
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How much shorter is the total length of Noah’s trip than the total length of Lin’s trip?

Question 18
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Which sums do you know now that you didn’t before?

What helped you remember the sum?