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What do you notice?
What do you wonder?
(think ratios, fractions, or percents, ordering for a party and amount needed?)

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I notice in quadrant 3 (bottom left) that 5 of the cupcakes are the same and one is different.

I wonder if that was the case in the other quadrants?

There seem to be 24 cupcakes that come in a box. I would need to order a box and a half for a birthday party at my mother's house.

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I notice there is 4 donuts missing.
I wonder why there is one cup cake that is different in the bottom left.
The ratio of vanilla with chocolate on top cup cakes to hole is 5:6.

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I notice that there r four missing.
I wonder why the wight is separated from the black.

The pink to the black is 9 to 10

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I notice that there are two missing in each half. I wonder why there is just one tan one. I wonder why one half has 5 to 5 so 50% and the other has 6 to 4.

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each half is missing 2. and is 10/12. there is 1 odd chocolate one.

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Stores offer coupons like these all the time?
Which one would you use and WHY? Give an example in your explanation.

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I would pick 20 dollars of because you would have to multiply 100 dollars to get 20% to 20$.

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I noticed the left 1/2 is chocolate and the right 1/2 is vanilla. The ratio of brown to pink is 19:9.

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I noticed that there were 24 cupcake spots and 4 of them were missing.  I wonder which child came in and sneaked a snack before the party. The ratio of missing cupcakes to actual cupcakes is 4:20.
For my birthday party, I would need 1 1/2 boxes. (I want extra after everybody leaves).

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Well it would depend on what you're buying. If it's under $100, it would be a better deal to get the $20 off. Anything over $100, the best deal is 20% off. Since my mom and I always joke about getting a 75 inch tv, I would go with the 20% off. The tv costs ONLY $950. $20 off would make it $930. It's a much better deal to go with 20% off because the cost of the tv would be $760. All that extra money we could use to buy movies and snacks.

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It depends on what buying. If it’s under $100 I would use the $20 if it’s more then $100 I’d use the 20% one.

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It depends on the price. I agree with Abby and Jaxon on this one. If it was over $100 the price will be less if you use the 20%. But if it is less than 100 I would use the $20.

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It depends on the items price. I agree with Natalee if it was under 100$ then i would use the 20$.

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I agree with the others. It would depend on on the price. If it were under $100 then I would use it

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Solve the following problems.

What do you notice?

What do you wonder?

Don't forget - You can comment on other student's posts and ask them questions. You can also look back on previous days and answer questions that have been left.

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250 x 1/10= 250/10= 25
250 x 1/100= 250/100=2.5
48 - 10= 4.8
48 - 100= .48
My chrome book doesn't have the division key so I just used the subtraction key.

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250 x .1=25
250 x .001=2.50
48 - 10 = 4.8
48 - 100 = 48.
My chrome book doesn't have the division sign either so this means - division.

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I agree with everyone as well. Sometimes my mom uses coupons when she's shopping for her craft stuff and always says that it depends on the amount your spending.

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250 x 1/10= 25
250 x 1/100=2.5
48/10=4.8
48/100=0.48

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250 x 1/10 = 25
250 x 1/100= 2.5
48/10=48
48/100= 0.48

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I agree it depends on the price because the more you spend the more you get of your purchase.

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250 x 1/10 =25
250 x 1/100= 2.5
48/10=48
48/100=.48
I notice that it divides or times by 10 and then 100.

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The groups are no more than 5.

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it depends if the thing that is priced is over 100$ than the 20 % would be best. if it is less than 100$ than use the 20$ coupon.

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250x1/10=25
250x1/100=2.5
48/10=4.8
48/100=.48
i notice that it is all divishion and it only divides by 10 and 100.

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How many packets will it take to fill the container with ketchup?
In your response include...

1. Your first name as the title.

2. An estimate that would be too low?

3. An estimate that would be too high?

4. Your estimate and reasoning.

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1 Packet would be to low.
5 would be to high.
i think 2 1/2 because i think that the packets are 2 ounce and the cup is 5 ounce.

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Half a packet to low.
10 to high.
I think three because I have filled one up before

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an guess that is to low would be half of a packet
a too high guess would be 3 packets
my estiment is 1 1/2 packets.

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My estimate for how many ketchup packets would fill the container is 3. Because 1 would be to low and 6 would be too high

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My estimate is how many packets would fill it up is 4. 2 low and high 5

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I notice 9/20 is the ratio pink cup cakes.

I wonder why the top left only has 4 cup cakes.

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My estimate of how many would fill the cup would be 3 packets.
a number too low would be 0
and a number too high would be 5

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If I was buying some thing like a TV I would use the 20% off but if it was some thing small I would use the 20$ off.

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250x1/10=25
250x1/100=2.5
48/10=4.8
48/100=.48

I noticed that a and c are the same problem with a different first number and b and d are the same problem with a different first number as well.

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1 packet is not enough
150 packets too much
looking at the picture 2 packet would fill it.

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Make sure you explain using precise math language.

Try to comment on another's post - Do you agree or disagree. Do you understand why they chose the expression they did?

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D doesn't belong because it is the only one that doesn't have a whole number and a fraction as the second space.

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I agree with Ainsley D dosent belong because it is the only one without a whole number and a faction as the 2 space

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I agree with Jayden and Ainsley
D doesn't belong because it is the only one with out a hole number times a hole number with fraction.

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low-2
high-10
I would say around 5 to 6 packets

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I think D because it is the only one with out a whole number times a whole number with a fraction.

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250 x 1/10= 25
250 x 1/100= 2.5
48/10= 4.8
48/100= 0.48

Both of the equations are accomplishing the same goal. It's showing how you can get the answer by either using fractions and multiplying and division with a whole number.

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low - 1
high - 10
I say six packets if you want it really full.  We had a ketchup packet at the house and saw how much it weighed.  I think the cup will hold about 2 ounces. 6 x .32 = 1.92oz

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I think A doesn't belong because the first number in the equation doesn't have a whole number by itself.  It has a fraction only. All of the other three  equations have a whole number by itself.