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Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Estimating: Counting Trees Projector Resources

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Counting Trees P-1 The diagram shows some trees in a tree farm. The circles show old trees and the triangles show young trees. Tom wants to know how many trees there are of each type, but says it would take too long counting them all, one by one.

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources The Tree Farm P-2

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Collaborative Work: Joint Solution 1.Share your method with your partner(s) and your ideas for improving your individual solution. 2.Together in your group, agree on the best method for completing the problem. 3.Produce a poster, showing a joint solution to the problem. 4.Make sure that everyone in the group can explain the reasons for your chosen method, and describe any assumptions you have made. P-3

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Analyzing Sample Responses to Discuss P-4 1.Does the approach make mathematical sense? 2.What assumptions has the student made? 3.How could the solution be improved? 4.What questions could you ask the student, to help you understand their work?

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss: Laura P-5

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss: Wayne P-6

Estimating: Counting TreesProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss: Amber P-7