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Unit 4 - Lesson 1 - Grade 3: Illustrative Mathematics

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Grade 3 Unit 4
Lesson 1: How Many Groups?
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

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Grade 3 Unit 4
Lesson 1: How Many Groups?
CC BY 2021 Illustrative Mathematics®

Lesson: How Many Groups?

Cool Down: How Many Bags?

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How Many Do You See: Apples (Warm Up)

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Question 1

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How many do you see?

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Question 2

2.

How do you see them?

How Many Apples?

Solve each problem. Show your thinking using objects, a drawing, or a diagram.

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Question 3

3.

If 24 apples are put into boxes with 8 apples in each box, how many boxes are there?

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Question 4

4.

If 42 apples are put into boxes with 6 apples in each box, how many boxes are there?

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Question 5

5.

If 32 apples are put into boxes with 4 apples in each box, how many boxes are there?

Gallery Walk: Apples in Boxes

Visit the posters around the room with your partner. Discuss what is the same and what is different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 1

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Question 6

6.

Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 7

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 8

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 2

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Question 9

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 10

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 11

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 3

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Question 12

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 13

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 14

14.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 4

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Question 15

15.

Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 16

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 17

17.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 5

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Question 18

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 19

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 20

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 6

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Question 21

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 22

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 23

23.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 7

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Question 24

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 25

25.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 26

26.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Poster 8

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Question 27

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Name of student(s) poster.

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Question 28

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Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was the same about the thinking shown on each poster.

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Question 29

29.

Reflect on what you saw. Write down one thing that was different about the thinking shown on each poster.

Question 30

30.

Lin has 30 apples to share with her friends. She is putting them in bags, with 6 apples in each bag. How many bags does she need? Explain or show your reasoning.