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GUIDED QUESTIONS

MATH VOCABULARY. &. GUIDED QUESTIONS. DAY 33. NEXT, TABLE OF CONTENTS. Table of Contents. Date. Page. Math Vocabulary. 11/13/12. 65. Guided Question. 11/13/12. 66. NEXT, MATH VOCABULARY. 11/13/2012. 65. Math Vocabulary. whole – all, everything, the total amount.

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GUIDED QUESTIONS

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  1. MATH VOCABULARY & GUIDED QUESTIONS DAY 33

  2. NEXT, TABLE OF CONTENTS

  3. Table of Contents Date Page Math Vocabulary 11/13/12 65 Guided Question 11/13/12 66

  4. NEXT, MATH VOCABULARY

  5. 11/13/2012 65 Math Vocabulary whole – all, everything, the total amount. All the parts. When the numerator and denominator are the same the fraction is equivalent (=) to one whole. 1 4 = = = 4

  6. NEXT, INDEX

  7. W word form 9 width 31 whole 65

  8. NEXT, GUIDED QUESTION

  9. 11/13/12 66 Guided Question

  10. Question of the Day: Which is the best estimate of the weight of a car? F 200 ounces G 2,000 grams H 200 milligrams • J 2,000 pounds

  11. 11/13/2012 66 Guided Question Which is the best estimate of the weight of a car? F 200 ounces G 2,000 grams H 200 milligrams • J 2,000 pounds

  12. First think of a CAR – a car is big so its weight will be HEAVY • Next identify the weights you are given as answers as • either LIGHT or HEAVY. The one that you label as • HEAVY will be your answer.

  13. F 200 ounces light G 2,000 grams light H 200 milligrams light Y • J 2,000 pounds HEAVY turn THE ANSWER IS J

  14. REMEMBER Your MATH JOURNAL is an important part of your 4th grade education. It contains facts that will help you be successful. Do not lose or misplace it. If you fall behind use my webpage to fill in the missing pieces.

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