1. Journal MODELS

2. #1 August 17, 2011 ____________________________ (Date)________
Peter’s paint company made the same number of gallons of paint on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. On Thursday, they made twice as much as on any of the previous days. If they made a total of 20 gallons over the course of these four days, how many gallons did they make each day?
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3. #2 August 17, 2011 ___________________________(Date)_________
Sara played the piano 3 days in a row. Each day she played twice as long as the previous day. If she played 24 minutes on the last day, how long did she play on the first day?
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4. #3 August 17, 2011 ___________________________(Date)_________
James and Jack have the same number of pencils. James has 4 boxes. Jack has 2 of the same boxes as James and 6 extra pencils. How many pencils are in each box?
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5. #4 August 18, 2011 ___________________________(Date)_________
Lauren has $4 and a bag of coins. Jess has $3 and two bags of coins. All the bags of coins have identical amounts inside. If Lauren and Jess have the same amount of money, how much is inside each bag of coins?
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6. #5 August 18, 2011 ___________________________(Date)_________
Sue bought 3 pies all at the same price and a $1 Snickers. Mary bought one of the same pies and spent $9 for flowers. They both spent the same amount. How much did each pie cost?
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7. #6 August 18, 2011 ___________________________(Date)_________
Heather can buy 4 pizzas for the same price as 2 pizzas and 8 one-dollar drinks. How much does each pizza cost?
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