Math Talk Mental Math Exercise Engage Through Signaling Review Math Strategies Explore Mathematical Connections and Relationships Construct Viable Arguments.

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Math Talk Mental Math Exercise Engage Through Signaling Review Math Strategies Explore Mathematical Connections and Relationships Construct Viable Arguments Critique the Reasoning of Others Develop Deeper Conceptual Skills Use Mathematical Language to Share Different Strategies and Approaches Promote Critical and Creative Thinking Develop Academic Vocabulary in Meaningful Contexts Engage in Challenging Tasks

Math Talk Jiji Time Even though you’ve had a lot of practice with Jiji, you haven’t had an opportunity to reflect or to explain what is happening. Take your time to think about the questions posed. When you are ready to give an explanation about your strategy, put your thumb up. If you have more than one strategy, hold up another finger.

Math Talk Take a close look.

Math Talk Volume In your head think: What do you notice? What else do you notice? Is this like an activity that you have done before? How is it the same? How is it different? What does Jiji need to do? How might you begin?

Math Talk Volume I noticed that _____. Something else I noticed is _______________. This is like ________ that I did before because ______________. It’s different from ______ because. Jiji needs to ________ because ___________. I would begin by ______. Time to Share Out!

Math Talk Volume In your head think about the following essential questions: How do you measure volume? Why is volume represented with cubic units? Time to Share Out!

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