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Q3 Week 6 Day 2

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8 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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What is the VALUE of the underlined number? 7,493

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What is the VALUE of the underlined number? 8,429

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Three kids want to drink some juice, but there is only 21 ounces of juice left. If they share the juice equally, how many ounces will each kid get?

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What is the perimeter of the figure on the warmup?

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The movie ended at 5:40pm. It was 2 hours and 10 minutes long. What time did the movie START?

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Using the picture on the warmup to tell what fraction circle is equivalent to 3/5.

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How many 1/5 pieces are in a whole?

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How many 1/5 pieces are equivalent to 2 wholes?

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. MUST DO

What facts do you need to practice? Click on the link.

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Keep track of your progress with the tracking sheet from your teacher.

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B. Click HERE to play fraction games for this week.
Must Do
C. This week you will have a packet for seat work. You will work on this ALL week. The packet will be due Friday. Keep this packet in your math folder. When you have completed all the pages, turn it in to your class basket.
MUST DO
Using Clever, go to Boddle and complete the assignment 2/21/23 on Fractions. This will be due Friday.

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Schoolhouse Rock Multiplication Videos

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