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Step 2:  Make a chart to record your data.

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Step 2:  Make a chart to record your data.

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Step 3:  Throw the paper airplane and measure how far your airplane flew using your footsteps.

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Step 3:  Throw the paper airplane and measure how far your airplane flew using your footsteps.

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Step 4:   Repeat this 3 more times and record your data on your chart.

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Step 4:   Repeat this 3 more times and record your data on your chart.

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Step 5:  Look at your data and order your throws from the least amount of steps to greatest.

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Step 5:  Look at your data and order your throws from the least amount of steps to greatest.

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Use the Numbers Frame to show your steps from least to greatest.

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Use the Numbers Frame to show your steps from least to greatest.

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Number Frames by The Math Learning Center

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Number Frames help students structure numbers to five, ten, twenty, and one hundred. Students use the frames to count, represent, compare, and compute with numbers in a particular range.

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Step 6:  Submit in your math response by clicking on the Add Post for Padlet at the lower right corner and type in your flight from the least amount of steps to greatest.

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Step 6:  Submit in your math response by clicking on the Add Post for Padlet at the lower right corner and type in your flight from the least amount of steps to greatest.

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I threw my airplane four times and this is how far it went. This is the order from shortest to longest. 1. 11 Steps, 2. 11 Steps, 3. 20 Steps and finally 4. 29 Steps

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I use 10 frame to show my throws from the least to greatest counts.

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I use the tens frame to show my throws from least to greatest. My first throw was a 5.  2) 7  3) 9  4) 12

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I used the 10 frame to show my throws from least to greatest. Throw#2 was the least. Throw #4 was the greatest.

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I threw my airplane 4 times and here is how far they went. I used the 10 frame to show how far they went from the shortest to longest.

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Zoey Lam : I threw the airplane four times and this is my results. This is the order from the shortest to the longest : 4, 7, 15, 20

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I threw the airplane four times and this is my results. This shortest is 23, and the to longest : 27

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I threw the airplane four times and this is my results. This shortest is 11, and the longest is 18. The first time and the last time has the same results:17.

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I threw my airplane four times and this is what I found: each time I threw the plane, it went farther and it took more steps to get to it. Here are my results from shortest to longest:
Throw 1: 13 steps
Throw 2: 25 steps
Throw 3: 33 steps
Throw 4: 41 steps

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Throw # 1 = 15 Footsteps
Throw # 2 = 12 Footsteps
Throw # 3 = 18 Footsteps
Throw # 4 = 13 Footsteps