I will be able to solve real-world problems involving metric and U.S. Customary distances, masses, weights, and liquid volumes,

The route between the park and Josh's house is 81 meters.

He walks this route 4 times on Saturday. 

How far does (n) Josh walk between the park and his house on Saturday?

Equation: 81 x 4 = n

I will be able to solve real-world problems where one measurement must be converted from larger to smaller units.

Janie buys 2 gallons of milk for the week.

How many ounces of milk did she purchase?

1 gallon = 128 oz.

128 x 2 = n

I will be able to: write an equation to represent a real-world problem.

Abdul has 28 tomato plants. He plants them in 4 equal rows.

Let n represent the number of plants in each row.

What equation could be used to find n?

Remember: You are not trying to find the total or n.