Math by Becky

Essential Question

smithb1 — 2016-10-31 13:06:04 UTC

What is the strategy I use when solving a word problem?

Madison 10-31-16😂😜😇🤑

2016-10-31 14:40:39 UTC

The strategy I use order of operations by understanding the problem and planning what you will do then you can solve then you need to look back. 👀➡️

Katie 🐺10/31/16

2016-10-31 14:41:22 UTC

The strategies I will use when solving a word problem is Order Of Operations, like gemdas to solve a word problem

April 10/31/16

2016-10-31 14:41:28 UTC

The strategy I will use for solving a word problem is highlighting the question that it's asking and number and important information

Hannah🐾

hannahlucille — 2016-10-31 14:41:38 UTC

The strategy I use when me or friends solves a word problem is this
1.Understand
2.Plan
3.Solve
4.Look

Jasmine 10-31-16

2016-10-31 14:41:46 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a problem is pemdas or gemdas or dmsb divide multiply subtract bring down or you can use problem solving a 4 step problem easy as pie 1. Understand 2. Plan 3. Solve 4. Look back.

Noah 10-31-16

2016-10-31 14:41:57 UTC

When I'm solving a word problem I found out what I need to find out and what I know then I solve the problem

Logan 10-31-16🐢

loganbr0 — 2016-10-31 14:41:59 UTC

The strategy of solving a word problem is to underline the text understand and solve

Levi 10/31/16

2016-10-31 14:42:02 UTC

The strategy I will use is probably solving

Ayla Gipe 10-31-16🐦

2016-10-31 14:42:14 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a word problem is PEMDAS because to me it sorts all of the math strategies 📓

Skyler 10/31/16

2016-10-31 14:42:26 UTC

The strategy I used when solving a word problem was anatizing the text 👻

Victoria Johnson 😂 😍October 31, 2016

2016-10-31 14:42:34 UTC

You can use many strategies when you are solving a word problem. One of those strategies is to mark down what you know, what you need to find, what strategy will I use, and how will I solve the problem. You can also circle all your numbers underline what you need to find and box any other relevant information

Ali ghounem😐10-31

2016-10-31 14:42:35 UTC

The strategys I I use when solving a word problem are

Caden

2016-10-31 14:42:40 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a word problem is to read the problem make sure I'm doing the right steps then look back at it📝

Joey Harrison

2016-10-31 14:42:42 UTC

You have to understand by underlining the important numbers and words . You have toplan by figuring out how you are going to figure the question out by multiplying dividing subtracting adding grouping and lots others
Solve the problem or get the answer. Look back and figure out how and why you got the answer

Mya 20-31-1

2016-10-31 14:42:51 UTC

When I'm solving a math problem I use a strategy the involves understanding first(what do I know and what do I need to know)I plan next. Then I solve the problem.lastly I look back by using inverse operations or making sure I answered the question correctly.

Zac 10-31-2016🛡🔫

2016-10-31 14:42:54 UTC

When solving a word problem a strategy you can use is to under stand the problem then plan , solve ,and then look back

Robert 10

2016-10-31 14:42:54 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a word problem is to find the numbers find the key vocab

Aiden miller 10-31-16

lavdolphin — 2016-10-31 14:42:59 UTC

The way i solve word problems is by using problem solving because first you understand then you plan then you solve then last you look back to make shure you are correct and you did the problem😎😎😎✌️✌️️✌💀💀💀😹😹😹💩💩👻👻👻

Tori🎱😳

2016-10-31 14:45:22 UTC

looked over and fond what was important and looked for how I did it or what I needed to find.

Robert 10-31

2016-10-31 14:45:23 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a word problem In math is to find the key numbers and vocabulary to find the operation than I solve

Caiden🐱

caidenjhall — 2016-10-31 14:47:17 UTC

The strategy I use when solving a word problem is
Order of operations first make sure u understand
Then plan what you're going to do then solve and look back to see if you're right.

Ayla Gipe 11-1-16🐠

2016-11-01 14:37:03 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals by searching for which numbers are greater or less than in the decimal.

Essential question

2016-11-01 14:37:08 UTC

How can I use place value to order and compare decimals

Victoria Johnson November 1, 2016

2016-11-01 14:37:09 UTC

I use place value to order and compare decimals. I can do this by looking at each place value. When looking at each place, I look for differences in the numbers. I start at the greatest place value and then go to the least. By doing this I can reconize the different place values and get the most accurate answer.

Robbie 🐶 11-1

2016-11-01 14:37:27 UTC

You can use place value to compare and order decimals by lining up both decimals and going through the values and finding differences than either right <>= or order them in the required order

Caden

2016-11-01 14:38:34 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare fractions by looking to see which is less or more in a comparing decimals problem

Katie🐺 11/1/16

2016-11-01 14:38:37 UTC

I can use place value to compare decimals because when you are comparing decimals you need to look at the position of the numbers in the decimals and that's how I use place value to compare decimals!

Mya 11-1-1

2016-11-01 14:39:14 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals by looking in the ones place first. If those digits are the same then I would need to move to the tenths place. Now if those digits are identical then I would have to move over to the hundredths place. Let's say that those numbers are not similar at all. Then I would pick the greater number and compare it the the lesser number

11-1-16 logan

loganbr0 — 2016-11-01 14:41:54 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals by going least to greates or visa versa.

Xavier

2016-11-01 14:44:39 UTC

I would look at the numbers till I find the bigger number thin I know witch is the gratest number

Ali ghounem 👻

2016-11-01 14:45:29 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals bye knowing whit ch place value is bigger so I don't think a nine in the thousandth place is bigger then a 2 in the tenth place since the tenth place value is bigger than the thousandth place value it doesn't matter if 9 is a bigger number than 2

Levi 11-1-16

2016-11-01 14:47:11 UTC

I can order decimals by looking for the largest place the numbers differ.

Hannah 🐾

hannahlucille — 2016-11-01 14:48:09 UTC

When I use place value to order and compare decimals I start out by
1.Writing my numbers in.
2.Checking my numbers to see which value section is different.
3.Compare to see which value is grater

Caiden hall🐱👓

caidenjhall — 2016-11-01 14:51:59 UTC

I can use place value to border and compare the decimals by first reading the decimals and seeing which one is higher next see which places have changed between them such as tens and hundredths then compare what's different

Jasmine 11-1-16 🤓👌🎗

2016-11-01 14:53:34 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals by looking for the same matching numbers in the ones, tenths, hundredths, or thousandths and the place of one of those my have a greater number then the other number.

Zac

2016-11-01 14:53:53 UTC

You can use value to order or compare decimals by putting them from least to greatest or comparing them by value like this 1.234>1.112

Aiden 11-1-16👍👍👍👍👍👍😺😺😺😺🤓🤓🤓🤓💩💩💩💩💩😈😈😈😈🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄

lavdolphin — 2016-11-01 14:56:23 UTC

I can use place value to order and compare decimals by finding the value of each digit then seeing which decimal is bigger🐑🐍🐍🐍🐬🐬🐬🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄💩💩💩💩💩💩

Madison 🐼🐨

2016-11-01 14:58:13 UTC

I can use place value to compare decimals by looking at were the numbers are positioned so that is how you use place value to compare decimals!!!!!!!!!

Katie 🐺 11/2/16

2016-11-02 14:23:04 UTC

I can use place value to round decimals to a given place by looking what place I'm rounding to and bringing over any extra numbers.

Skyler king

2016-11-02 14:29:36 UTC

I can use place value to to round decimal to a given place by go next store five or more take one more four or less let it rest😴➕1️⃣

Ayla Gipe 11-2-16🦂

2016-11-02 14:29:51 UTC

I can use place value to round decimals to a given place by taking the decimal and using the strategy " Find your place look next door 5 or higher, add one more 4 or less, let it rest " to me this saying really helps. 📚🐛

EQ: how can I use place value to round decimals to a givin place

2016-11-02 14:30:21 UTC

April Prendergast 11-2-16

2016-11-02 14:31:28 UTC

How you can round decimal to a given place is you look what place you need to round.Then if it is 5 or higher it goes up 1 if it is 4 or lower let it rest.

Jasmine 11-2-16🎗

2016-11-02 14:31:36 UTC

I can use place value to round decimals to a given place by using my strategy " find you place look next store 5 or higher, add one more 4 or less , let it rest" and this means 5 round up 4 round down so keep your value.

Victoria Johnson

2016-11-02 14:31:53 UTC

November 2, 2016
I can use place value to round decimals to a given place. I can do this by using the strategy 5 or more look next door, 4 or less, let it rest. This means that anything 5 and over you round up and anything 4 or less you keep it the same or round down.

Xavier 11/2/16

2016-11-02 14:34:22 UTC

I can use plase value to compare desmals because when you are comparing desmals you need to look at the number you are rounding up or down

Tori 11-2-16

2016-11-02 14:35:48 UTC

I can use place value to round decimals to a given place by rounding the number of the decimal to the nearest place like 13.917 the 3 is a one so go to the 9 and 5or more raise the score' 4or less let it rest, and 9 is a lot more so
It's 14!

Caden

2016-11-02 14:39:23 UTC

To solve a word problem I read over the problem until I have a good understanding of what the question is asking me then I read it one Moore time then I mark the problem by underling like I do on a

Zac 11-1-16 🐲

2016-11-02 14:39:26 UTC

You can use place value to round decimals to a given place by looking at the underlined and move one to the right and if it's 5 or higher add one more

Madison 🐼🐨11-7-16

2016-11-02 14:43:19 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by using one method to find a answer then use a different method to find the correct answer 😇😜😂✌️️👍👌🐼🐨

Ali ghounem👻

2016-11-02 14:44:44 UTC

I can use place value to round decimals to a given place by finding a decimal pick a place value to round then find the closest decimal to the right if it's 5 or bigger take away every number from the right of the number you chose and then encrease the number you chose at the beginning by one but if the number next to the number you chose is less than five you leave the number you chose alone and then take away every number from the right of it

Caden

2016-11-02 14:53:59 UTC

I can use place value to round a number into a given place by looking at the number on the right of number and if it's 5 or more the the number on the left of it goes up but if it's lower than 4 it stays the same.

Joey harr

2016-11-02 15:03:17 UTC

Because you need to know which problem you need to be solved if it is a

Katie 🐺 11/

2016-11-04 14:25:52 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal addition by regrouping and then turning my tenths into ones and my hundredths into tenths because they are over ten and ten can't fix in one place it would need to be regrouped

Caden

2016-11-04 14:31:18 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to add decimals by modeling the decimals I add then I add them to get my new answer

Robbie🐶 11-4

2016-11-04 14:31:35 UTC

You can use base ten blocks to model addition of decimals by using them to help model and understand regrouping in decimals

Victoria Johnson

2016-11-04 14:34:41 UTC

November 4, 2016
You can use base ten blocks to model decimal addition. You can do this by drawing out the ones, tenths and hundredths. Then, if there is a need to regroup you will cross out either the tenths or hundredths and create a whole, or tenth.

Hannah🐾🐾

hannahlucille — 2016-11-04 14:37:58 UTC

Using base ten blocks to model decimal addition by Ex:0.34+1.54=1.88
◼️ lllll ....
+
||| ....
=
⬛️ ||||||||........

Ayla Gipe 11-4-16🐍

2016-11-04 14:39:32 UTC

You can use base ten blocks to model decimal addition by you can find it easy to regroup, once you use base ten blocks you can break them apart to find your answer.

Aiden miller11-4-1

lavdolphin — 2016-11-04 14:39:40 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal addition by using hundreds as wholes tens as tenths and ones as hundredths and regroup tins into whole numbers and add it all together

Mya 11-4-16

2016-11-04 14:40:58 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to madel decimal addition by first using the base ten blocks to madel the two numbers I'm adding. Next I will regroup by looking to see if their is ten ones or ten tens. If their is then I would have to turn them into either a ten or a hundred depending on whether they were ones or tens. After that I would count the blocks left and make that my answer. Lastly, I would check my work by using the old school method(decimal edition).

Levi 11-4-16

2016-11-04 14:42:29 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to add decimals by the place value.

Xavier

2016-11-04 14:45:40 UTC

I use them by putting the same number of base ten blocks as the fraction thin I added them to gether

Jasmine🎗

2016-11-04 14:46:18 UTC

I can use base - ten blocks to model decimal addition by taking the two decimals then make adding the old- school, method then doing my regrouping then putting my answer down on my 📝.

April Prendergast 11/4/16

2016-11-04 14:48:20 UTC

How you can use base ten block to model decimal addition by, putting down the amount of blocks you need.then you would see if you can make 10 tenths or 10 hundredths then you see what is left over so that your Ancwer.

Mad

2016-11-04 14:49:02 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal addition by regrouping and then adding what you regrouped and get your an

Tori

2016-11-04 14:52:56 UTC

To find out if u can split your decimals or add them.

Logan 11-4-16🐢

loganbr0 — 2016-11-04 14:53:11 UTC

You can use base ten blocks to model a decimal by grouping them and adding them

11-7-16

smithb1 — 2016-11-07 12:40:21 UTC

EQ: How can you use base-ten blocks to model decimal subtraction?

Robbie🐶

2016-11-07 15:34:44 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by taking the subtrahend, modeling it, then taking the minuend and-according to the digits- take away from the subtrahend and find the difference

Mya 11-7-16

2016-11-07 15:40:35 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by first modeling the greater decimal with base ten blocks. Next I will start from the thousandths place and subtract. If I needed to regroup I would take a ten and transform it into ten ones. After that i would move to the hundreds place and subtracts then to the tenths and then to the ones place. Lastly I could subtract the decimals the traditional way.

Tori

2016-11-07 15:41:37 UTC

You can subtract the decimal from the other or round it and get a answer.

Katie 🐺 11/7/16

2016-11-07 15:41:40 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by using the hundreds as ones for the decimal, tens as tenths, and ones as hundredths. I can show the blocks being subtracted by regrouping the block as the next lower block.

Caden

2016-11-07 15:43:06 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model subtraction by say I'm doing 3.67-2.44
I can use base ten blocks by putting out 3 flats 6 longs 7 cubes and 2 flats 4 longs and 4 cubes which equals 1.23

Aiden miller

lavdolphin — 2016-11-07 15:45:49 UTC

i can use base ten blocks to modle subtraction by lets say i have 3.23-2.03=i could modle it and then take away what i need to and find out the answer.

Hannah

hannahlucille — 2016-11-07 15:49:48 UTC

You can use base-ten blocks to subtract by taking your numbers
0.62-0.18=
Then you plan out your blocks
|||||| ..
| ........
Then subtract it.

Joey Harrison

2016-11-07 15:50:48 UTC

Because your able to show the answer but expand it to make the question seem easier to you or just harder I use basic subtraction but I use the decimal were ever it was before on the question and then I follow the decimal and drop it down after I find the answers then for the answer I put the decimal were it was on the question on the answer and then you find the answer you can do the same thing with adding you ignore the decimal and add and then you add the decimal after you find the answer

Logan

loganbr0 — 2016-11-07 15:55:52 UTC

I can use base ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by subtracting.

April Prendergast

2016-11-07 15:56:25 UTC

How you can subtract decimals with base ten blocks is by putting you Your ten block in the right way then you subtract going right to left you will maybe need to regroup then you get your answer you can also check your work by using basic subtraction.

Jasmine Pounders🎗

2016-11-07 15:57:17 UTC

I can use base - ten blocks to model decimal subtraction by making my first decimal then looking at my other decimal and taking away from my first decimal and then when your done and are sure you have the right answer look back and check your answer a least 1 or 2 time before you are 100% sure you have the right answer.

skyler king

lavdolphin — 2016-11-07 16:15:54 UTC

i can use base ten blockes to model subtraction by subtracting decimals

Ayla Gipe 11-7-16🐡

2016-11-08 15:47:18 UTC

You can use base - ten blocks to model decimal subtracting by first, modeling the decimal(s)
Then, subtracting but wait! You must regroup when needed. Hold on I forgot you always should check your work.

Zac

2016-11-08 15:48:20 UTC

You can use base ten blocks to model a decimal subtraction problem like this

◼️ ll
+
lll
=⬛️ lllll

Levi 11-7-16

2016-11-08 15:49:35 UTC

Ali ghounem 👻

2016-11-08 19:19:02 UTC

Synthesizing helps me have a growth mind set by it helps me expand my knowledge by comparing my knowledge with the text

Katie 🐺 11/9/16

2016-11-09 15:33:56 UTC

I can estimate sums and differences by rounding the ones by the tenths to find the round number. Ex: 6.75 rounded to the nearest one is 7

April Prendergast

2016-11-09 15:35:55 UTC

How you estimate sums and differences is by first you need to feger out does it need to go up or go down then you can make the change

Caden

2016-11-09 15:35:59 UTC

I can estimate to show sums and differences by using 5 or more raise the score four or less let it rest.

I can estimate sums and differences by first rounding all the numbers to the nearest whole number than add all of the whole numbers for a simple equat

2016-11-09 15:37:33 UTC

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lavdolphin — 2016-11-09 15:37:47 UTC

i can estimate sums by using mental math and adding in my head or I could round the number in the tens or hundreds place and then add tose rouded numbers together and get my estimation.

Skyler k.

2016-11-09 15:40:28 UTC

I can estimate sums and differences by looking at the whole number than you go next store 5 or more get one more 4 or less let it rest

Madison

2016-11-09 15:47:23 UTC

I can estimate sums and differences by rounding the ones to the tenths to find the rounded number

Ayla Gipe 11-9-16

2016-11-09 15:52:19 UTC

I can estimate sums and differences by looking at the decimals and rounding the whole number with the tenths, hundredths, or thousandths, Like in this model below.

Noah hess

2016-11-09 15:52:20 UTC

I can estimate sums and differences by rounding the numbers then adding them or subtracting them

Joey Harrison

Joey2214 — 2016-11-09 15:53:57 UTC

You have to estimate because when a problem seas estimate you have to round example 5 or higher add one more 4 or less let it rest so 4.511 would round to 5 because the whole number is four now five and higher add one more to the whole number because your estimating the whole number so for subtracting or adding you do the same thing twise and then add or subtract and if it asks for it estimate the answer

Hannah

hannahlucille — 2016-11-09 15:53:58 UTC

You can estimate sums and differences like this

Zac

2016-11-09 16:09:12 UTC

You can estimate sums and differences by 5 or more go next door 4 or less let it rest

Katie

2016-11-10 15:30:29 UTC

Place value helps me subtract decimals by already lining up the decimals by the decimal point and showing me where each place is and if that place can even be subtracted

Skyler k.

2016-11-10 15:50:48 UTC

Place value can help me subtract decimals by estimating

Caden I's a person

2016-11-10 15:51:51 UTC

Place value Helps me lining the decimals up so I know I can get the question correct

Robbie🐶 11-10-16

2016-11-10 15:52:04 UTC

Place value can help you subtract in decimals by enabling you to estimate and regroup tenths into hundredths easier

Mya 11-10-16

2016-11-10 15:52:14 UTC

I can use place value to help me subtract decimals because when I subtracts decimals using the old school method I have to know place value because if I were to put the greater in value decimal under the lower in value decimal then the equation wouldn't work so I have to know how to use place value.

Zac

2016-11-10 15:53:44 UTC

Place value can help you subtract decimals because if you have .65 -- .57 you don't subtract 7 from 5 you go next door and take a 10 away from the 6 in the tenths place then there's 5 tenths so now it's .515--.57

Xavier 11/10/16

2016-11-10 15:56:51 UTC

It can help because you need all of the numbers in the right plase or u will get the completely different answer

Joey2214 — 2016-11-10 16:00:43 UTC

Because you can subtract each number on the problem like 324-123 you subtract the ones place which =1 then you subtract the tens place which is 20-20 which is 0 and you can't forget the 0 in the tens place in the problem if it equals 0 then you do the hundredths place which is 300-100 which is 200 so you put

April Prendergast

2016-11-10 16:05:31 UTC

How place values help me to ice with decimals is it lines them up so you don't mess up

Jasmine 11-10-16🎗

2016-11-10 16:06:30 UTC

I can use place value to help me subtract decimals by taking both decimals and subtracting them and when I get a answer add them together then add your decimal to your answer.

Madison 11/10/16

2016-11-10 16:07:29 UTC

Place value can help you subtract decimals by making the numbers line up evenly

Aiden miller november 10 2016

lavdolphin — 2016-11-10 16:08:38 UTC

place value can help me subtract because if i have a question like 33.3-3.36 i would have to line up the place values and subtract them so my answer will be correct and I can check my work by adding the answer by the number I subtracted away from the first decimal

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caidenjhall — 2016-11-10 16:23:24 UTC

Place value helps me subtract decimals by first
Seeing if you need to carry over and then subtracting like it didn't have a decimal

Skyler k.

2016-11-14 15:07:22 UTC

I can use addition or sub by looking for a rule then write it

Caden

2016-11-14 15:17:54 UTC

I can use addition and subtraction to find out a pattern with decimals by adding or subtracting the number to get the rule.

Jasmine11-14-16🎗

2016-11-14 15:19:58 UTC

I can use addition or subtraction to describe a pattern with decimals by

Joey Harrison

Joey2214 — 2016-11-14 15:20:04 UTC

You can add it like a normal addition or normal subtraction and then add the decimsal

Katie 🐺 11/14/16

2016-11-14 15:22:38 UTC

I can use addition or subtracting to describe a pattern with decimals because the operations tell me if the decimal pattern is increasing or decreasing.

Robbie 🐶

2016-11-14 15:23:16 UTC

I can use addition and subtraction to describe a pattern by defining it the sequence by operation

April Prendergast

2016-11-14 15:23:33 UTC

How you can by

Madison 11/14/16

2016-11-14 15:24:43 UTC

I can use addition or subtracting to describe a pattern with decimals

Xavier11/12/16

2016-11-14 15:24:45 UTC

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lavdolphin — 2016-11-14 15:24:54 UTC

i can use addition and subtraction to describe a pattern by either finding how much they are added or subtracted by :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

Mya 11-14-16

2016-11-14 15:25:47 UTC

I can use addition and subtraction to describe a pattern with decimals by first observing if the pattern is increasing or decreasing. This will determine if the pattern is adding or subtracting decimals. Next I will find out the rule by Mabye using inverse operations to find the rule. Lastly I will check my work by using the rule on each decimal.

Ali ghounem 👻

2016-11-14 15:25:53 UTC

I can use addition or sub todescribe pattern with decimals by subtracting or adding to decimals to gather and the answer is the pattern

Hannah🐶🐾

hannahlucille — 2016-11-14 15:28:07 UTC

I can use addition or subtracting to describe a pattern with decimals by!

Robbie🐶 11-29-16

2016-11-29 15:45:59 UTC

There are a couple o f different ways to add and subtract decimals including using fractions

Katie 🐺

2016-11-29 15:47:55 UTC

I can add and subtract decimals 7 ways that I know and the ways are expanded form, inverse operations, regular operation, models, place value, renaming comparing decimals.

Logan 11-29-16

loganbr0 — 2016-11-29 15:55:17 UTC

Some different ways I can add and subtract by are having two decimals like five tenths and forty two hundredths and get ninety two hundredths.

Caden

2016-11-29 15:55:21 UTC

You can use the traditional method to check your work you can use base ten blocks you can even use fractions

Alighounem👻

2016-11-29 15:57:26 UTC

Different ways you can add and subtract Decimals Rae using base ten blocks or using color to draw groups of the denomiter and make as many groups as the devider has

Zac 11-29-16

2016-11-29 15:57:59 UTC

There are a few was you can with base ten blocks or subtract like this 1.23 -.23=

April Prendergast 11/29/16

2016-11-29 16:00:34 UTC

How many ways can I add or subtract decimals by base ten block by graphing and also hundred chart

Ayla Gipe🐛

2016-11-29 16:02:42 UTC

I can add and subtract decimals by using base ten block or modeling with my paper for example look at the bottom.

Levi 11/29/16

2016-11-29 16:07:31 UTC

I can add and subtract decimals using area models,standard method and base ten blocks.

Skyler k.

2016-11-29 16:08:17 UTC

How many different way u can subtract decimals are alot u can do base ten blocks draw a quick pic and others

Mya 11-29-16

2016-11-29 16:08:23 UTC

There are many different ways that I can use to add and subtract decimals. For example if you are adding decimals one way is to use the traditional method. The traditional method it very similar to adding whole numbers because you put the decimals on top of each other and add starting from the ones place. One way to subtract decimals is by using place value. You would first estimate then use the traditional method.

Jasmine 11-29-16🎗

2016-11-29 16:09:08 UTC

There are many different ways I can add and subtract decimals one you can do the easy and fast way and you can do it the easy colorful way with hundreds blocks and color the space in the multiple decimals way.

Xavier 11/28

2016-11-29 16:12:05 UTC

Xavier 11/29/16

2016-11-29 16:13:28 UTC

There is two ways I know with tens blocks and with the paper we just did to day

Tori

2016-11-29 16:14:03 UTC

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Madison 11/29/16

2016-11-29 16:16:03 UTC

There are so many ways to add and subtract decimals like base ten blocks or use a hundredths model by coloring the spaces you might need

Katie 🐺

2016-11-30 15:52:45 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply decimals and whole numbers because I could use drawings to find the groups and place value to find if the answer is the numeral going into the groups or making the amount of groups.

Ayla Gipe 11-30-16

2016-11-30 15:53:31 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply a decimal and a whole number by drawling out examples on my paper

Caden

2016-11-30 15:54:03 UTC

I can use drawings and pace value to multiply decimals by multiplying the number I need to in order to find the answer.

Alighounem👻

2016-11-30 15:55:24 UTC

Ałighounem👻

2016-11-30 15:56:58 UTC

I can use drawing to multiply a decimal and a whole number byby counting how many groups there are then how many hundredths are in each group the multiply those two numbers

Skyler k

2016-11-30 16:12:06 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply decimals by looking to see how many groups there are in the decimal.

Xavier

2016-11-30 16:12:17 UTC

You can draw base ten blocks or tallie marks to help add up the problem or subtract

Caiden

caidenjhall — 2016-11-30 16:17:30 UTC

I can use drawings and place. Value to multiply a decimal and whole number by drawing the equation such as 9x3 on a grid then adding the 3 nines up.

Madison

2016-11-30 16:17:34 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply decimals and whole numbers by coloring blocks and making an expression to go with the numbers

Gabe

ironfox32 — 2016-11-30 16:19:09 UTC

I can draw base ten blocks to help me finish decimal questions also what I'm covering up is graded already 👹😈🤐😤💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Logan 12-1-16

loganbr0 — 2016-12-01 15:26:06 UTC

I can use drawings

Robbie🐶 12-1-16

2016-12-01 15:34:40 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply a decimal and a whole number by forgetting the decimal for a second, do the problem normally, and then depending on how many numbers were to the right of the decimal, add the decimal back in

Mya 12-1-16

2016-12-01 15:35:24 UTC

I can use drawings and place value to multiply decimals and whole numbers by first, modeling the decimal with base blocks however many times the whole numbers value is. Next I will observe the drawing and look for any groups of ten so I can regroup. Then I have to count how many ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands there are. Lastly, I always start off the decimal at the end but however many decimal places there are is how many times I move to the left.

Jasmine 🎗

2016-12-01 15:41:38 UTC

I can use drawing and place value to mutiply a decimal and a whole number by taking a hundredths block and filling in 2 couloms of .12 and counting all the boxes and they equal up to .24 and that would be my answer.

Levi 12/1/16

2016-12-01 15:56:12 UTC

Flats equals one,longs equals tenths and ones equal one hundredth.

Levi 12/6/16

2016-12-06 15:20:03 UTC

Jasmine 12-6-16 🎗

2016-12-06 15:26:27 UTC

I can use the strategy draw a diagram to help me solve a problem by showing my thinking and visuals to help think my promblem out like into a unsolved puzzle and then putting all my work together like a puzzle.

Robbie🐶 12-6-16

2016-12-06 15:26:57 UTC

I can use the strategy draw a diagram to help solve a decimal multiplication problem by drawing out the groups to signify the number being multiplied to find the problem

Mya 12-6-16

2016-12-06 15:27:10 UTC

I can use the strategy draw a diagram to help me solve a problem by first, understanding the problem by underlining the importand details and circling inportant numbers. Next, I will use those details and draw boxes or a diagram to help me organize my information. After that I will multiply or divide or even add or subtract. In this case I would have to multiply lastly I will check my work by looking back at the problem to make sure I answered the question right.

Aiden Miller

lavdolphin — 2016-12-06 15:37:26 UTC

the strategy draw a model can help me because it puts the numbers in the order i need to add or multiply them then i can get my answer easier

April Prendergast

2016-12-06 15:41:10 UTC

How drawing a diagram help me solve problem by laying out what I did so I can understand what I am doing.It help me by seeing the moths or name or something.

Skyler

2016-12-06 15:41:45 UTC

Draw a diagram can help me solve a problem because it's easier to double check

Zac

2016-12-06 15:43:08 UTC

The strategy draw a diagram helps solve other people's problems because it has the amount per a month,day or what ever

Tori 12-6-16

2016-12-06 15:43:27 UTC

It can help so I can look over the answer to see if I got something rong.mostly none look back and see if I am rong.

Ali ghounem 👻 Ican use the strategy draw a diagram to help me solve A problem it can help me understand it more by putting all the details right in front of my face and it Can also make it easier to add

2016-12-06 15:46:13 UTC

Robbie🐶 12-12-1

2016-12-12 15:36:53 UTC

You can use a model to multiply decimals by taking two colors model the first number on a base ten hundred (in decimals it's a single whole number) then do the second number from a different angle and add then multiply the two

12/12/16 Xavier

2016-12-12 15:37:34 UTC

You. Can use a model. To multiply boy shading .7 and .6 and the number of over leaped coolers is your answer

Ayla Gipe 12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:37:39 UTC

I can use a model to multiply decimals by making a hundredth chart and then taking the equation and two separate colors to put the decimals virtually or horizontal. Look 👀 below!

aiden #1 12-12-16

lavdolphin — 2016-12-12 15:38:32 UTC

i can use a model to multiply decimals by shading in on a 100 table and shade in the number of tens of the number in the decimal and add the combined parts into a hundredth decimal

April Prendergast 17 12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:39:00 UTC

How you can mutiply models with decimals by using a hundred charts witch is easy first you color 5 rows of ten vertical then color in a different color 7 rows horizontal then what evercubes are colored with2 colors is your answer

Katie 🐺 12/12/16

2016-12-12 15:41:05 UTC

I can use a model to multiply decimals by showing my work in the graph like if I had a problem for .2x .9 I would shade 20 hundredths because u have 2 rows that have 10 squares in each row. Then I would fill in 90 hundredths overlapping the 20 hundredths and getting the answer of .2x .9=.18

Mya Rijos 12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:41:24 UTC

I can use a model to multiply decimal by following these instructions, first I will find the first decimal and shade in the value of the decimal on the hundred block vertically. Next I will will do the same thing for the second decimal but shade in the parts horizontally with a different color. After that I will count the blocks that are shaded with both colors. Lastly I will get my answer

Madison 🐢🐢 12/12/

2016-12-12 15:42:32 UTC

I can use a model to multiply decimals by using two different colors to shade in the numbers together then you add them up

Zac 12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:43:16 UTC

You can use a model to multiply decimals by first putting th number horizontally and the the other number diagonally

Levi 12/12/16

2016-12-12 15:46:55 UTC

I can color three rows across and three rows down.

Caden Moore 12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:49:06 UTC

I can use models to multiply decimals by adding the dividend vertically and the divisor horizontal to get my answer.

Jasmines 12/12/16🎗

2016-12-12 15:49:13 UTC

I can use a model to multiply decimals by t
First take your first decimal number up and down vertical then take your second decimal and do that side to side horizontal then you count the boxes that are over lapped and you get your answer.

Ali ghounem👻12-12-16

2016-12-12 15:49:14 UTC

You can us a model to multiply decimals by drawing the amount of cubes the decimal requires and draw one horizontal and the other one vertically
(Drawing the two decimals in different colors helps) And then the point where the to colers meet is what the answer is but make sure to round the answer to the amount of squares there are in total for example if your answer is 12 and there are a hundred squares in all then the answer would be 0.12

🍱🍱🍱🍱💩gabe 12-16

ironfox32 — 2016-12-12 15:53:06 UTC

I could use what we just learned in module 4the 100chart to multiplie a decimal also if you made a post that very old you should delete it for more room

12/12/16

hannahlucille — 2016-12-12 15:56:48 UTC

You can multiply decimals using a model by starting out with a hundredths model then you shape out your equation 0.4x0.3=?
After that you use you shades of colors and mark your model by vertically shape 0.4 and then horizontally shape 0.3 afterwards count the shaded section where both vertically and horizontally colors meet.

Logan 12-12-16

loganbr0 — 2016-12-12 16:06:15 UTC

You can use a model to multiply decimals by making the model then coloring the squares in the model and get the answer.

Caiden h

caidenjhall — 2016-12-12 16:12:34 UTC

First draw the first friction vertically in the hundredths square then the 2nd one horizontally then the overlapping squares are you're answer

Victoria johnson

2016-12-12 16:13:43 UTC

December 12, 2016
You can use a model to multiply decimals. You can do this by first coloring vertically then use your second number and color horizontally. Where the colors overlap is your answer.

Aiden miller

lavdolphin — 2016-12-12 16:18:49 UTC

Aiden miller 12-12-16

lavdolphin — 2016-12-12 16:19:30 UTC

Robie🐶I like how you restaded the question and was very spasific on what you had to say and you. Where very clear

Katie 🐺 12/12/16

2016-12-12 16:21:18 UTC

Aiden what did you mean when you said "shade in the tens." Did you mean tenths?

Caden

2016-12-12 16:24:05 UTC

April what the question asked was how to use models to divide not a whole proble

Robbie🐶 12-12-16

2016-12-12 16:24:10 UTC

I like how Victoria simplified the answer to the eq in a very organized manor

Mya 12-12-16

2016-12-12 16:24:13 UTC

Victoria I like how you got to the point but you still wrote an answer that is very easy to understand if someone has never done this before

Katie 🐺 12/14/16

2016-12-14 15:26:26 UTC

Some strategies that I can use to put a decimal point in the product are counting the number of zeros before the decimal.

Xavier 12/14/16

2016-12-14 15:27:20 UTC

I can take the desmals out then put them in after I am done with the problem by counting how many are to the right of the desmal then count that number to move left how many times you counted

Joey Harrison

2016-12-14 15:28:24 UTC

Yo can see how much numbers are on the right of the decimal and then you put the decimal that many places the the left of the number because you started on the right so you move it that much times to the left I use jumps or hops to measure how much times I have jumped

Caiden😸

caidenjhall — 2016-12-14 15:32:26 UTC

Count the numbers to the right of the decimal on both of the numbers you multiplied the on the answer jump left one place for how many numbers you counted

April Prendergast 12/14/16

2016-12-14 15:35:40 UTC

The strategy use when I need to place my decimals easily by counting. How many numbers are to the right of the decimals is how many times youyou jump your demail

Caden

2016-12-14 15:36:45 UTC

To place a decimal point in a product in can count how many numbers are on
The right of the decimal or I cancount how many zeros are in the numbers.

Aiden miller 12-14-16

lavdolphin — 2016-12-14 15:44:42 UTC

I can use the stradegy look at how many numbers is in the place behind the decimal and count how many numbers there is and that is how many times I will move the decimal to the left of the number

Alighounem👻12/14/16

2016-12-14 15:46:12 UTC

A strategy I can use to put a decimal into a product is counting how many numbers are to the right of the decimal for the two oringinal decimals that you multiplied and then how ever many numbers there are in total for both numbers together is how big the place place value behind the decimal and what ever that place value is that's where the last number of the quotient needs to be

Madi 🐢12/14/16

2016-12-14 15:46:27 UTC

Some strategies that I use is to take away the decimals then multiply the numbers and then put the decimals back in the correct place were you found them

Zac 12-14-16

2016-12-14 15:50:08 UTC

the strategy I use to place a decimal point in a product I see how many numbers are to the right and that's when you move your decimal

Jasmine 12/14/16 🎗

2016-12-14 15:58:24 UTC

The strategies I can use to place a decimal point in a product is take your two decimals and look at your decimal do your problem then count your from where your decimals and and then you have your answer.

Katie 🐺

2017-01-09 15:46:02 UTC

I can estimate decimal quotients by using estimation and rounding

Mya Rijos 1-17-17

2017-01-17 16:11:48 UTC

The observations I made about the equivalent fractions was that every equivalent fraction had to doubles or was half of the other two fractions. For example 1/2 was equivalent to 2/4 which makes sense because two times two equals four

Katie 1/17/17

2017-01-17 16:12:12 UTC

An observation I made about the equivalent fractions was that if you add the lower equal fraction to its self that you will get the other fraction that's equal to the fraction you added twice

Victoria johnson

2017-01-17 16:12:26 UTC

Jan 17, 2017
Something I observed about equivvghkfghk

Joey harrison

2017-01-17 16:12:26 UTC

Every fractions is equal to a smaller fractions ........and if you add all of the fractions up together it will equal a whole number because one twelfth x 12 equals 1 whole and if you do that to all of the, but multiply the denominator you will get one whole

Robbie doggie 1/17/17

2017-01-17 16:12:58 UTC

Some observations that I have made about equivalent fractions I have made are with the manipulative s the smaller fraction could fit multiple times equally.

Caden moore

2017-01-17 16:13:08 UTC

I observed that equivalent fractions express the same number but in different ways.

Noah hess 1-17-17

2017-01-17 16:13:21 UTC

Every fraction is half or a fraction of another fraction

Levi1/17/1

2017-01-17 16:13:25 UTC

One whole equals 2/2,3/3,4/4,5/5 etc

Alighounem👻

2017-01-17 16:13:42 UTC

Observations made about aquivalint fractions where that 2times the fraction and 2 as the fraction numerator equals a equivalent fraction

Gabe

ironfox32 — 2017-01-17 16:13:55 UTC

I observed that equivalen fractions have one whole number and a bunch of littel numbers that ad up to it 🍱🍴🕍😈

Zac 1-17-17

2017-01-17 16:14:16 UTC

The observation I made was that like 1/4 fits in to 1/2 twice

Katie 1/18/17

2017-01-18 19:05:18 UTC

I can use 'tiles' to add fractions with different denominators by finding the equivalent denominators between the fractions I'm adding to get a fraction I can use in adding !

Skyler k.

2017-01-18 19:11:06 UTC

I can use tiles. To add fraction with different denominators by adding the denominator to the other denominator and than add the numerators to the numerators.

1/18/17 xavier

2017-01-18 19:15:03 UTC

I can use tile to help me find un like denominators because they help me match up the numbers with the correct numbers

Caden Moore 1-18-17

2017-01-18 19:16:21 UTC

I can use tiles to help me find the answers to questions with unlike denominators because the tiles help me match up the numbers with the correct answers

April Prendergastt 1-18-17

2017-01-18 19:17:12 UTC

How you can findthe different with in like denominator

Madison

2017-01-18 19:17:13 UTC

l can use tiles to add fractions with different denominators by adding numbers like1/6 under the actual numbers given to you and find the correct answer of the problem

Zac 1-18-17

2017-01-18 19:23:10 UTC

I can use tiles to help me find unlike denominators because it can help me get the correct answer every time

Aiden miller 1-18-17

lavdolphin — 2017-01-18 19:24:39 UTC

I can us tiles to add fractions by putting them side by side and then finding a fraction tile that equals up to it and use that to make a equivalent denomanator😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

I can use tile to add fraction with different denominator by you can find which denominator can grow up to be equal with the addition of those unequal denominater

2017-01-18 19:28:05 UTC

Alighounem👻

Gabe

ironfox32 — 2017-01-18 19:29:58 UTC

I can use tiles to add fraction with the same denominato

Katie 1/21/17

2017-01-23 15:31:30 UTC

I can use tiles to subtract fractions with different
denomnators by finding equivalent fractions between the numbers and if I need to I could simplify my answer

Mya 1-23-17

2017-01-23 15:35:29 UTC

I can use tiles to help me subtract fraction with different denominators by modeling the first fraction under the "1" tile. Next I would take the denominator of the second fraction and see how much times it will fit into the first fraction. If it doesn't work I would use another fraction tile that is a multiple and see if it works.

Jasmine1/23/17 🎗

2017-01-23 15:41:42 UTC

I can use tiles to subtract fractions with different denominators by using my whole block to line the tiles up and then when I am done lining them up I take the other tiles left over and use them to see what my answer is and then when you found your answer you are good to go in less you want to simplify.

Robbie doggie 1/23/17

2017-01-23 15:42:27 UTC

I can use fraction tiles to subtract fractions with different denominators by first adding the smaller fraction then ( as long as it is larger than then the other fraction ) then put the other under it , then take al the fractions the other fraction has over it , then whatever's left is the answer

Victoria johnson

2017-01-23 15:42:36 UTC

January 23, 2017
You can use tiles to sub fractions by demonstrating the fraction and the sutracting the second fraction then you will get your answer.

Joey

2017-01-23 15:51:02 UTC

You can use traditional method and find the common denominator and use thatan then subtract when you find the answers to make them a like denominator

April Prendergast 1-23-17

2017-01-23 15:57:21 UTC

How you can is by putting the 1 whole title then putting your first fraction agents it then put your 2 fraction under your fist fraction then find your commen denominations then you finger out what goes in the missing spot

Caden Moore

2017-01-23 15:59:45 UTC

I can use fractions to sub fractions with unlike denominators by multiplying the denominator so it equals the denominator and then. I can add the numerators to get my answer

Madison

2017-01-23 16:00:36 UTC

By seeing what fits in the spot and that will be your answer

Ayla Gipe

2017-01-23 16:00:59 UTC

I can use " tiles " to subtract fractions with different denominators by using the pieces to look at the fraction in steps.🐡🐢🐍🐠

aiden miller 1-23-17

lavdolphin — 2017-01-23 16:02:37 UTC

i can use tiles to subtract fractions by doing the problem then seeing what tiles i can use to fill in the blank part of the tiles then see if i can simplafie it

Tori

2017-01-23 16:03:47 UTC

I use tiles to show my answer to make sure that it's correct

Logan

loganbr0 — 2017-01-23 16:04:52 UTC

🤡joey🤡

2017-01-26 15:39:05 UTC

You can use estimation with fractions because if the question is to estimate the

Caden Moore

2017-01-26 15:39:44 UTC

I can estimate with fractions to find the sum or difference by finding out if the number closest to a

Robbiedoggie 1/27/17

2017-01-27 15:49:15 UTC

You can find the sum and difference in fractions with uncommon denominators by finding the least common denominator and multiplying the numerators of both fractions by whatever number the denominator was multiplied by to get the common denominator , then, add or subtract the fractions and simplify if needed.

Madison 💩1-27-17

2017-01-27 15:49:33 UTC

By finding the number that it is multiplied by then multiply it and then you add the other fraction and get your answer

Tori

2017-01-27 15:49:59 UTC

You can find the sum and difference in fractions with uncommon denominator by rounding, or trying to find the least denominator.

Mya 1-27-17

2017-01-27 15:50:08 UTC

I can find the sum or difference in fractions with uncommon denominators by first making both denominators the same. I do this by finding the first common multiple. Next I multiply the number I did by the denominator on the numerator. After that I add or subtract the fractions. If possible I will also simplify the sum or difference. If not I will leave it the same.

Alighounem 👻12717

2017-01-27 15:50:20 UTC

I can find the sum and difference in a fractions with uncommon denominators by finding a multiple that bothe the denominators can go to to make the bothe the denominators equal and then remember how much you multiplied the denominator and then multiply the numerator by that number and remember you don't have to multiply each fraction with the same number

Katie 1/27/17

2017-01-27 15:50:34 UTC

I can find the sum and difference in fractions with uncommon denominators by using estimating the fractions or finding equivalent fractions

Joey

2017-01-27 15:50:49 UTC

You can find a common denominator by multiplying eachunlike fraction until u get the same denominator and then you multiply the numerator by the number of times you multiplied the denominator and then simplify (if needed)

April Prendergast 1-27-17

2017-01-27 15:51:01 UTC

How you find the uncommon denoman my finding a factor that can goin to each demomanat

Caden Moore 1-27-17

2017-01-27 15:51:39 UTC

I can find the sum or difference in a fraction with uncommon denominators by finding the common denominator and adding or subtracting the numerator to get your answer.

Jasmine 1/27/17 🎗

2017-01-27 15:52:24 UTC

I can find the sum and differerance in fractions with uncommon denominators by if the denominators are uncommon go to ny tables chart and see if the numbers have matching number and multiple the numbers and get your sum.

Xavier

2017-01-27 15:53:13 UTC

Xavier 1/27/17

2017-01-27 15:53:14 UTC

I can find the sum and differences by multiplying the donatonator till they are equal

Ashgguyigig

2017-01-27 15:54:47 UTC

Gabe

ironfox32 — 2017-01-27 15:54:52 UTC

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Aiden miller

lavdolphin — 2017-01-27 15:55:07 UTC

Joey harrison

2017-02-02 16:21:49 UTC

You could multiply the denominators then the numerators the same timesthat you multiplied the denominator then you subract or add or do what the question asked you to do and then give the answer as a made number or at simplest form.

Mya Rijos 2-10-17

2017-02-10 15:33:51 UTC

You can understand a word problem easily by first asking yourself what do I know and what do I need to know. Next I will plan what I'm going to do in the word problem. For example will I I multiply, subtract, add, or divide. Then I will solve the problem and do my best while doing it. Finally I will check or look back at my answer and retread the problem to make sure I'm right

Katie 2/10/17

2017-02-10 15:37:28 UTC

One can understand a word problem by reading the problem then finding what you need to know then what you want to find. Afterwards you need to plan out the word problem in numbers. Also you have to solve the whole problem. When that's all done you need to look back and check your work.

Robbie 2/10/17

2017-02-10 15:37:57 UTC

You can understand a word proble by finding the numbers and what operation you are doing

Levi

2017-02-10 15:41:52 UTC

Problem solving

April Prendergast 2-10-16

2017-02-10 15:42:29 UTC

How u can under stand a word problem is under lining what important is then using that information that I underlined

Alighounem👻2-10-17

2017-02-10 15:48:26 UTC

One can understand a word problem by people can underline the questions information and sircel the question so you can understand it more

Logan 2-29-17

loganbr0 — 2017-03-01 15:40:07 UTC

I can ompare an convert units of weight by doing division if it's a smaller unit going to a larger unit. And do multiplication when it's a larger unit to a smaller unit.

💯Joey harrison💯

2017-03-01 15:43:00 UTC

You can compare units of weights by dividing the number or by multiplying the number I think of it as with one weightsthe most so if you had 32 ounces sense 1 pound is 16 ounces you would have 2 pounds

Mya 3-1-17

2017-03-01 15:43:03 UTC

I can compare and convert units of weight by first understanding the problem by finding out whether it is smaller to larger or larger to smaller to figure out if I should multiply or divide. Next I multiply or divide the first unit of weight. Then I get my product or quotient after that I check my work and Ta-Da! I'm finished!

Levi 3-1-17

2017-03-01 15:43:31 UTC

You can use a conversion chart wen converting weight.

(Katie) 2/29/17

2017-03-01 15:44:42 UTC

I can compare and convert units of weight by dividing if the unit of weight is smaller to lagerand multiply if I'm comparing larger units to smaller weight units

Caden 3-1-17

2017-03-01 15:46:57 UTC

I can compare and convert units by using a conversion to multiply and divide different conversions

I can compare and convert units of weight by downscaling such as 1 pd is equal to 16oz

caidenjhall — 2017-03-01 15:49:19 UTC

Noah

2017-03-01 15:51:29 UTC

You can compare and convert units of weight by dividing if your converting a smaller unit to a bigger one and multiply if it's vice versa

Tori

2017-03-01 15:53:10 UTC

You can mutiply when converting larger units to smaller ones or you can divide when converting smaller units to larger ones

Ayla Gipe 2/29/17

2017-03-01 15:53:30 UTC

I can compare and convert units of weight by looking and finding the root or the amount of the pounds or like feet in the problem.🦎🦐🐡

Levi 3-20-17

2017-03-20 15:06:30 UTC

I can classify triangles as right,acute,obtuse,scalene,isosceles and equilateral.

Robbiedoggie 3-20-17

2017-03-20 17:15:38 UTC

I can classify triangles by seeing how long the angles are and if they are congruent or not.

Mya 3-20-17

2017-03-20 17:15:42 UTC

I can classify triangles very easily. First, I will find out how man

Caden moore

2017-03-20 17:16:40 UTC

Ivan classify triangles bymeasuring their angles in order to find the shape

Robbie 3-28-1 7

2017-03-29 14:14:32 UTC

A test taking that. I will use on the test is to read the question fully in order to fully understand the questio

Ayla Gipe 3-29-17

2017-03-29 14:15:56 UTC

One test taking strategy I could use on a test would probably be process of elimination. I even use a process I like to call cubes as shown below it helps organize the problem for me.

Logan 3/29/17

loganbr0 — 2017-03-29 14:18:29 UTC

I can use the pemdas strategy to use parentheses on numerical

Aiden 3-29-17

lavdolphin — 2017-03-29 14:18:33 UTC

Some test take into stradigys i could use are problem solving i could also use the stradigy looking back to see if i get the same answer twice if I don't get the same answer twice i do it a third time 🤡🤡🤣🤣😂😂

Victoria march 29, 2017

2017-03-29 14:28:30 UTC

At test taking strategy I use is. Is underlining important information it helps me because I can see everything I need to use to solve the problem. Correctly.

Levi 3-29-17

2017-03-29 14:28:54 UTC

I can use the strategy of inverse operations and it can help me check my answer.

Jasmine 3/29/17

2017-03-29 14:33:05 UTC

One test tasking strategy I will use tomorrow and how it will help me is my knowledge and all my references on the wall and I will read my question and work the promblem with my promblem solving chart

1. Understand the problem
2. Plan ✖➗ ➕➖
3. Solve the problem=
4. Look back👀.

Katie 3/29/17🦊

2017-03-29 14:33:21 UTC

I can use Looking back- looking backhelps because I can draw a mental picture in my head of the word problem and figure it all out easily the number I could just go back and recheck the problem to see if I left any details from the problem out, if not then I have my answer to the word problem.

Mya 3-29-17

2017-03-29 14:35:10 UTC

One test taking strategy I would use is looking. Because even if you think you got it. Down looking back is still a great test taking strategy because everyone makes mistakes sometimes and with this finding that mistake will be easy as pie.

Madison 🐢💰💩⚾️ 3-29-17

2017-03-29 14:35:54 UTC

A test taking strategy that I use is to draw out the shapes and it helps me determine what shape it is

Zac 3-29-17

2017-03-29 14:43:44 UTC

One strategy I would use is underlining important information and reread

Caiden

caidenjhall — 2017-03-29 14:46:22 UTC

I will focus and try not to get distracte

Hannah 3-29-17🌹

2017-03-29 14:48:50 UTC

A test taking strategy that I will use today is problem solving 1. Understand circle or underline the problem and important information 2. Plan draw a chart or a array a diagram to help solve the problem 3.Solve the problem by using your plan 4. Look back in the question to make sure of things.

Xavier 3/29/17

2017-03-29 14:50:24 UTC

My best strategys are underlining and re reading they help by letting you know the problem better

Joey 3 27 17

2017-03-29 14:50:56 UTC

You can use proses of elimination or you can look back and solv it again to see if you are correctly and then u can understand theproblem underline or circle important information

Alighounem

2017-03-29 14:51:19 UTC

Alighounem👻32917

2017-03-29 14:51:35 UTC

A strategy I can use is look back and check my work

Caden Moore 3-29-

2017-03-29 14:52:57 UTC

A test taking strategy use is re reading and looking back at my codices and resting for a minute or two after every two pages which helps me get my mind rested so i can continue thinking with clarity.

Gabe🍡🍙🍛🍴🍱💩

ironfox32 — 2017-03-29 14:59:13 UTC

One strategies I use all the time is when there's a two part question I lock at part 2 because it usuall says the answere to part one then ask you to do something like multiple it but since they told me the answere to number one I'll just whright the answer and aliens have over 65 genders

Name a test taking strategy that you will use tomorrow and how it helps?

smithb1 — 2017-03-30 16:02:36 UTC

Xavier 4/27/17

2017-04-27 15:06:42 UTC

What ever is on top is your percent and then you put a present single next to it