1. September 29, 2017

2. Hello Everyone  Write in your planner.
Please get your tablet in this order.
#15-20 and #5-10 at same time
#21-29
#11-14 and #1-4 at same time

3. Announcements
1. Switch with tablets today

4. Announcements
When we get tablet time today, you must only visit DreamBox or Prodigy.

5. Announcements
Bus Numbers

6. Announcement
This week’s Helpers are:
# *Just 16-20!*

7. BRAIN TEASER
You buy it to eat, but you don't eat it. What is it?
A plate!

8. Brain Workout!
We workout our bodies to stay in shape!

9. Brain Workout
But we also have to work out our brain!

10. STROOP TEST

11. STROOP TEST

12. Word of the Week
Effort

13. He was just another kid in the gym, along with 50 or so of his classmates, trying out for the Emsley A. Laney High School varsity basketball team. There were 15 roster spots. He was then a 15-year-old sophomore who was only 5'10" and could not yet dunk a basketball. He did not make the team. “It was embarrassing not making the team,” he later said. He went home, locked himself in his room and cried.

14. Then he picked himself up and started to really work
Then he picked himself up and started to really work. “Whenever I was working out and got tired and figured I ought to stop, I’d close my eyes and see that list in the locker room without my name on it,” he would explain. “That usually got me going again.”

15. EFFORT
Michael Jordan *The Best of the Best*

16. Effort
He was a 40 year old man. He was poor. He worked in a gas station.

17. He cooked and tried to sell food to people from his gas station.

18. People really liked his food
People really liked his food. They especially liked one recipe—his secret recipe. Feeling excited, he began driving around from restaurant to restaurant. He wanted people to start selling his food.

19. He was rejected 1,000 times. Yet, he never gave up
He was rejected 1,000 times! Yet, he never gave up. He put all of his EFFORT into selling his secret recipe. In the end, his EFFORT paid off.

21. Effort
He was not having a good day. He was fired from his job…again. This time, his boss said, “You just don’t have any good ideas! You don’t have a good imagination.”

22. Effort
The man went home. He was sad, but he refused to give up. He decided that he would start his own business.

23. Effort
He started a company called “Laugh-o-gram.” That company failed. He was broke!

24. Effort—never give up!
Then he started another company. This time, his company became extremely successful!

25. WALT DISNEY

26. Effort!
His teachers told him, “You are not smart. You will never learn anything.”

27. Effort
He was fired from his first two jobs.

28. He later changed the world…
Phonograph
Lightbulb
Motion Picture Cameras
Iron Ore Separater
Cement Kiln

29. Thomas Edison

30. Phonograph
Lightbulb

31. Motion Picture Camera

32. First Moving Picture

33. Iron Ore Separater

34. Cement Kiln
Edison Cement Company built Yankee Stadium!

35. Take out homework
I will pick up homework and grade while you work on LCD’s and Equivalent Fractions!

36. Journal Time

37. But first! A great way to remember NUMERATORS AND DENOMINATORS!
Numerator = Never under
Denominator = Down
Numerator
denominator

38. 4 8
NUMERATOR
DENOMINATOR

39. Numerators and Denominators
Numerator = Never under Denominator = Down
Numerator
denominator

40. 4 8
NUMERATOR
DENOMINATOR

41. Common Denominator When two fractions have the same denominator
Common Denominator When two fractions have the same denominator. Examples:

42. LEAST COMMON DENOMINATOR LCD: The least common multiple of the denominators of two fractions.

43. Example: Find the LCD of 1 and 2 8 6

44. Example: Find the LCD of 1 and 2 8 6
Step 1: Write the multiples of the first denominator.
Multiples of 8:
Step 2: Write the multiples of the second denominator.
Multiples of 6:

45. Example: Find the LCD of 1 and 2 8 6
Step 1: Write the multiples of the first denominator.
Multiples of 8:
Step 2: Write the multiples of the second denominator.
Multiples of 6:
Step 3: Circle the common multiples

46. Step 4: The common multiple that is the smallest is the Least Common Denominator!
The Least Common Denominator of and 2
LCD = 24

47. EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
Don’t make the numerator go insane! Give him the same!

48. 3
Don’t make the numerator go insane! Give him the same!

49. 3
Don’t make the numerator go insane! Give him the same!

50.
Don’t make the numerator go insane! Give him the same!

51.
3 and 6
4 and are EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS!

52. Estimate! Estimate: to round
Fish #1 weighs 8.5 pounds
Fish #2 weighs 6.62 pounds
Estimate to the nearest pound how much the fish weigh in all.

53. Estimate! Estimate: to round
Fish #1 weighs 9 pounds
Fish #2 weighs 7 pounds
Estimate to the nearest pound how much the fish weigh in all.

54. Estimate! Estimate: to round Fish #1 weighs 9 pounds

55. Estimate! Estimate: to round 16 pounds! Fish #1 weighs 9 pounds

56. MATH ASSIGNMENT
1. Decimal Coloring Sheet—don’t worry about coloring anymore
2. Work on Least Common Denominator Packet
3. Turn in both assignments when finished.
4. Bingo when finished!

57. ROUNDING DECIMALS STREET

58. ONES TENTHS HUNDREDTHS THOUSANDTHS

59. ONES TENTHS HUNDREDTHS THOUSANDTHS

60. ONES TENTHS HUNDREDTHS THOUSANDTHS

61. ONES TENTHS HUNDREDTHS THOUSANDTHS

62. ONES TENTHS HUNDREDTHS THOUSANDTHS