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1 & 2-step Problems

1 & 2-step Problems

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4th Grade

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Taneha Coleman

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1 & 2-step Problems

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Problem #1

Raymen purchased advertising for his store in the local newspaper. If the advertisement cost $89 per day, and Raymen ran the advertisement for 45 days, how much money did Raymen spend on the newspaper advertisement?

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Poll

What operation does this question require us to use?

add

multiply

divide

subtract

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What numbers are we going to use to solve this problem?

Raymen purchased advertising for his store in the local newspaper. If the advertisement cost $89 per day, and Raymen ran the advertisement for 45 days, how much money did Raymen spend on the newspaper advertisement?



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Multiple Select

What strategies would you use to solve this problem?

(based on your answer is how you will solve this problem)

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standard algorithm

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array

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area model

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Open Ended

Solve the problem and type in your answer:


Raymen purchased advertising for his store in the local newspaper. If the advertisement cost $89 per day, and Raymen ran the advertisement for 45 days, how much money did Raymen spend on the newspaper advertisement?

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Problem #2

Pencils come in boxes of 24. If Mrs. Esteen had 13 boxes to share among her 5 classes, how many pencils would be left?

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Multiple Choice

What operations must we use to solve this problem?

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Add and subtract

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Subtract and multiply

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Multiply and divide

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Add and divide

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Multiple Select

What strategies would you use to solve this problem (check the one you will use)

1

Standard algorithm

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Array

3

Area Model

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Manipulatives

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Open Ended

Solve the problem and type in your answer:


Pencils come in boxes of 24. If Mrs. Esteen had 13 boxes to share among her 5 classes, how many pencils would be left?

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Open Ended

What does the remainder in problem #2 represent?

pattern-tertiary

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