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Day 2: More Punch Please

Day 2: More Punch Please. Objectives : - I can solve word problems involving liters and measurement. . Review. What is capacity? What is volume? Could the capacity and volume of a container be different? How? Which one is closer to 1 liter? 2 water bottles OR large soda bottle

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Day 2: More Punch Please

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  1. Day 2: More Punch Please Objectives: - I can solve word problems involving liters and measurement.

  2. Review • What is capacity? • What is volume? • Could the capacity and volume of a container be different? How? • Which one is closer to 1 liter? 2 water bottles OR large soda bottle • About how many liters would fit in a bathtub?

  3. Let’s make some punch! We are making punch for a third grade party. 30 students will attend. The recipe below will serve 10 student. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) Directions: • First, place sherbet in punch bowl. Next, pour in fruit punch. Pour in lemon-lime soda. Finally, stir, and serve chilled. • Answer the following questions about the punch for the party. Show all work and explain how you know your answers are accurate.

  4. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) How much liquid will be used in all for one batch? Show your work below.

  5. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) How much of each ingredient needs to be purchased to serve punch at the party? Rewrite the recipe to serve 30 students.

  6. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 6 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) • Suppose the recipe above served 6 people. How many batches would you need to make to serve all 30 students? Show your work.

  7. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) • Suppose you wanted to make a recipe to serve 5 people. How would you re-write the recipe?

  8. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) • Suppose you wanted to double the recipe. What would the recipe be and how many people would it serve?

  9. Party Punch Recipe (Serves 10 people) Ingredients: -1 liter of sherbet -2 liters of fruit punch -1 liter of lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage (or ginger-ale) • CHALLENGE: Suppose there were a total of 126 students to serve at the party. What would the recipe be? If you wanted to make it so each student received seconds, what would the recipe be then?

  10. Left Side – Lemonade War Questions: How much liquid is needed in all? How much of each ingredient would I need to rewrite the recipe for 40 people? Suppose I needed to serve 10 students, what would the recipe look like then? Ms. Harris wanted to make this recipe for her family of 5. She only needed to make a quarter (fourth) of the recipe. What would the recipe look like then? Rewrite the recipe to serve 60 students. Ms. Watson was serving the lemonade in cups full of ice cubes. Would this change the number of people the lemonade recipe served? Would I be able to keep the lemonade in three large 2 liter soda bottles? Explain. How many soda bottles would I need? Recipe: (Serves 20) -8 liters of water -1 liter of lemon juice -4 liters of sprite Solve in your notebook!

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