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Snowball Math Challenge for Christmas Fort Building

Join Justin in a festive math problem solving session where you calculate how long it takes him to build 210 snowballs for his Christmas fort, considering that 2 snowballs melt every 15 minutes. Practice your problem-solving skills in this engaging close read activity!

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Snowball Math Challenge for Christmas Fort Building

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  1. Agenda 5.20.14Red in agenda • Bell work: . Justin is making snowballs to build a fort on the Christmas holiday. Justin can build 15 snowballs in an hour but 2 snowballs melt every 15 minutes. How long will it take him to build 210 snowballs? (Close read) • Mad 29 • Sticks (Mr. Jordan) • Word problems (Manzanares)

  2. Bell work • Justin is making snowballs to build a fort on the Christmas holiday. Justin can build 15 snowballs in an hour but 2 snowballs melt every 15 minutes. How long will it take him to build 210 snowballs?( Close read) • You can answer it two ways: 1) 15 built in one hour= 210/15=14 hours. Or 2) you think it means not counting the snowballs that melt • = 15-8=7 good snowballs per hour/210=30hours.

  3. Sticks • Read

  4. Word problems • Manzanares

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