Students make sure the following pages in your math book are completed. Bring any questions you have about the following concepts to class tomorrow, Thursday, December 5th.
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Part
A Write equivalent fractions for a given fraction using division and multiplication.
o Journal p. 136 #1
Write a mixed number and an improper
fraction to describe a given diagram.
o Journal p. 124 #5-9
Use fractions sticks as models for adding
fractions.
o Journal p. 131 #2 & 3
Know how to convert mixed numbers to
improper fractions and improper fractions to mixed numbers.
o Journal p. 141 #2 & 146 #2
& 3
Compare like-denominator fractions using
<, > or =.
o Journal p. 129 # 1
Part
BCompare fractions with unlike denominators.
o Journal p. 129 #2-7
Explain how to convert a fraction to a
percent without using a calculator.
o Journal p. 145 #1
Estimate sizes of sectors of circle graphs.
o Journal p. 153
Use Percent Circle to find actual percents.
o Journal p. 153
Make and label a circle graph using the
Percent Circle.
o Journal p. 157
Demonstrate understanding of how when the
“whole” changes, so does the value of the sector.
o For example, 50% of 10 is different
than 50% of 20.
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