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Cooperative Problem Solving Cards -- ProportionsProblem 1John has an economy car. John figures thatitIt costs him 30to make a trip of 120miles.Problem 1John’s sister’s car cost a bit more to operate.She figures that shespends five centsmore than Johnto drive each mile.Problem 1How many miles can the sister travel for acost of 18.00?Problem 2The 7th grade class needs to raise 85.00 perperson to pay for a class trip.Problem 2The class decides tosell boxes of candy. Eachbox of candy sold willbring a profit of 1.50to the class.Problem 2If 90 people want to goon the trip, how manyboxes of candy mustbe sold?Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI-3Page 5
Cooperative Problem Solving Cards -- ProportionsProblem 3Problem 3Central Middle School hasa special car that the mascotdrives at games, pep rallies,and parades. The car can drive.the length of the football field(100 yards) in four minutes.The school is thinking ofusing the mascot car in aparade down Main St.Main St. is 1.5 miles long.Problem 3How long will it takethe mascot car to drivethe length of main street?(5280 feet per mile)Problem 4Problem 4A city aquarium has 48,000 budgeted foranimal food.The aquarium is going to soon get additionalanimals which will increase the cost of foodto 15 per hour.Problem 4How many weekswill this budget last?Page 6Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI-4
Cooperative Problem Solving Cards -- ProportionsProblem 5Each cookie weighs about 1 oz.She wants to shipfour dozen cookiesto her brother.Problem 5Amy figures that itcosts her 30 centsper cookie to makeher favorite recipe.Problem 5The shipping rate is 75 cents per pound.Problem 5How much will it costher to make and shipthe cookies?Problem 6Problem 6On a certain school spirit day,Mrs. Thomas notices that 21of her 35 students arewearing school colors.The school has340 8th graders,310 7th gradersand 350 6th graders.thProblem 6If you use Mrs. Thomas’ classto get an estimate, what is agood guess for the totalnumber of studentswearing school colors?I - 17Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI-5Page 7
Cooperative Problem Solving Cards -- ProportionsProblem 7A rectangular gardenis 30 feet long and24 feet wide.Problem 7The gardener has used120 bricks to make aborder along thelongest edge of therectangle.Problem 7How many brickswill be needed forthe entire perimeter?Problem 8A huge poster ofArnold Schwarzeneggaris in front of the localmovie theatre.Problem 8The poster shows thedistance between Arnie’seyes to be 13 inches.The true distancebetween his eyesis 2.6 inches.Problem 8If Arnie is 6 feet tall,how tall is his pictureon the poster?Page 8Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI-6
Cooperative Problem Solving Cards -- ProportionsProblem 9The oldest tortoise is 240 years old and travelsonly 1 foot per minute.Problem 9Mark is going to make agraph comparing the ageof a tortoise to its speed.Problem 9Mark is using a graph grid with 20 spacesin both the horizontal and vertical direction.What scales should he use on both axes?Problem 9The fastest tortoise is only5 years old but travels10 feet per minute.Problem 10Problem 10The school nurse has readthat 40% of all studentsmiss school due to coldor flu during a school year.In her school thereare 350 6th graders,300 7th graders, and375 8th graders.Problem 10What is the best estimatefor the number of studentswho will miss at least oneday of school due to coldor flu?Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI-7Page 9
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Integer Computation Square Puzzle1615-38 2115 3(-1)-3-4(-12 10)-9-5-2013-7 – 3(2)Classroom Strategies Blackline Master-10-2(2) 5(-2)-2(7 - 10)-6(6) – 4(-9)182(-6) (-4)-4(-3 8)-4-9(-4) - 40-16-3(-2 7)3-17-7102(2 - 10)8-8(-3) (-2)-25-11110 - 20 282124-1(40 - 38)-14-137-19-5(8) (-4)14-5 6-5 4Page 18-2(-3) - 130-70 - 2(-3)(2)-620(-8 - 2) 2-12-18-1-4(3) - 597(-14 16)6-4(5) 9-8-7 (-5)(-2)-1517I - 16
Integer Computation Triangle Puzzle27)1-(18-18 - 7(-1)-55 -(-4)8-9-20365)-112019)1(-33) -- (--15-6-94(--6-8-16-30-124-186)-22 - 6(-5)-150)(8)-3(5) 33-64-1-74--3(5) 33(254-5(24-4(-10) - 40 216-16 (-2)-8(2) 5(-4)12 - 4(8)2)-36-3(5 - (-1))Classroom Strategies Blackline MasterI - 17Page 19
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Grade 4 NJSLA-ELA were used to create the Grade 5 ELA Start Strong Assessment. Table 1 illustrates these alignments. Table 1: Grade and Content Alignment . Content Area Grade/Course in School Year 2021 – 2022 Content of the Assessment ELA Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8
Classroom Strategies Blackline Master Page 13I - 11 Four friends order pizza. The bill comes to 24.36. How much should Joe pay for his share of the bill? 6.09 30.60 75 35.20 3 50 5.40 24.60 30 Bill buys 7 movie tickets for him and his friends. The total cost is 35.70. How much will his six friends reimburse him for their tickets? John .
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