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Good Morning Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Good Afternoon Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Today Kan Math PARCC Problem of the Day Homework Review POW #3 Review Paired Real World Problem Activity Solve 3 Summative Practice Problems Exit Slip

PARCC Problem of the Day 1)A stock sold for 3 one day and 3 the next. Did the value of the stock go up or down? How much did the value increase or decrease? 2) The mixed numbers above represent the amount of money that you paid to buy one share of stock. If you bought 100 shares on the first day, how much money would you have spent? Challenge: If you sold those 100 shares on the second day, how much would you have earned or lost?

Homework Review

Homework Review (Continued)

Independent Practice Problems A) For track practice, runners were supposed to walk or jog twenty laps. Sara jogged 3/4 of the laps. Jacob jogged 3/5 of the laps. Sierra jogged 1/2 of the laps. List the runners in order from least to greatest number of laps jogged. B) Wendy's biology class spent 1 3/4 hours preparing to dissect an earthworm. They spent 1 1/2 hours actually doing the dissection. How much longer did they spend preparing for the dissection than they spent doing it? C) The plastic cups at the school dance each hold 2/3 cup of punch. The punch bowl holds 24 cups of punch. How many plastic cups can be filled from one bowl of punch?