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Tallest Teacher

Stop cheating, Mrs. Zagurski!!!!

What do you notice? What do you wonder? Act 1 What questions come to your mind? How much shorter is Mrs. Z than Mrs. Acosta? What information do we need to solve the problem?

Mrs. Zagurski is 91 cubes high. Act 2 Mrs. Zagurski is 91 cubes high.

Mrs. Acosta is 98 cubes high.

Act 2 (6th grade) How tall are the teachers in feet and inches? Hint 16 cubes = 1 ft.

Act 3 Mrs. Acosta is 7 cubes taller than Mrs. Zagurski. (Shrimp) Mrs. Z is 68 ¼ inches tall or 5 ft 8 ¼. Mrs. A is 73 ½ inches tall or 6 ft 1 ½

This week… Day 1 – Tallest Teacher Day 2 –How tall are you? (Trace & Cut) Day 3 – Measure with cubes Day 4 – Find feet/inches of your buddy