Unit 8 - Lesson 9 - Grade 5: Illustrative Mathematics

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11 questions

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Grade 5 Unit 8
Lesson 9: Problem Solving with Volume: Water
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

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Grade 5 Unit 8
Lesson 9: Problem Solving with Volume: Water
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Lesson: Problem Solving with Volume: Water

Cool Down: Volume

Unit 8 - Lesson 9 - Grade 5: Illustrative Mathematics

Last updated 11 months ago

11 questions

Note from the author:

Grade 5 Unit 8
Lesson 9: Problem Solving with Volume: Water
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Instructions

Grade 5 Unit 8
Lesson 9: Problem Solving with Volume: Water
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Lesson: Problem Solving with Volume: Water

Notice and Wonder: Cubic Centimeters and Grams (Warm Up)

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

Catching Rainfall

Here is a diagram showing the roof of a house.

What is the area of the roof?

Each month an average of 5 cm of rain falls on the house. How many cubic cm of rain is that?

How Much Water?

What are some of the ways you use water at home?

Estimate how much water you use at your home in a month.

How much rain would need to fall on your home each month to supply all of your water needs?

What challenges might come up if you tried to use the rainwater that falls on the roof of your home? Do you think it makes sense to try to capture the rain that falls on your home?

Cool Down: Volume

Unit 8 - Lesson 9 - Grade 5: Illustrative Mathematics

Unit 8 - Lesson 9 - Grade 5: Illustrative Mathematics

Notice and Wonder: Cubic Centimeters and Grams (Warm Up)

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

Catching Rainfall

What is the area of the roof?

Each month an average of 5 cm of rain falls on the house. How many cubic cm of rain is that?

How Much Water?

What are some of the ways you use water at home?

Estimate how much water you use at your home in a month.

How much rain would need to fall on your home each month to supply all of your water needs?

What challenges might come up if you tried to use the rainwater that falls on the roof of your home? Do you think it makes sense to try to capture the rain that falls on your home?

What questions do you still have about measuring volume?

Notice and Wonder: Cubic Centimeters and Grams (Warm Up)

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

Catching Rainfall

What is the area of the roof?

Each month an average of 5 cm of rain falls on the house. How many cubic cm of rain is that?

There are 1,000 cubic cm in 1 liter. How many liters of water fall on the house?

You want to build a reservoir to catch the rain that falls so you can use the water. What side lengths would you suggest for the reservoir? Explain or show your reasoning.

How Much Water?

What are some of the ways you use water at home?

Estimate how much water you use at your home in a month.

How much rain would need to fall on your home each month to supply all of your water needs?

What challenges might come up if you tried to use the rainwater that falls on the roof of your home? Do you think it makes sense to try to capture the rain that falls on your home?

What questions do you still have about measuring volume?

There are 1,000 cubic cm in 1 liter. How many liters of water fall on the house?

You want to build a reservoir to catch the rain that falls so you can use the water. What side lengths would you suggest for the reservoir? Explain or show your reasoning.