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Combinations. Objectives: I can predict and find the number of combinations that can be made from a given number of options I can make a tree diagram.

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1 Combinations

2 Objectives: I can predict and find the number of combinations that can be made from a given number of options I can make a tree diagram to find all of the possible combinations

3 Vocabulary Combination: Selection of two or more things from a larger group Tree Diagram: A diagram that shows all possible outcomes Outcome: Result- the way something turns out at the end

4 2 Containers: waffle cone or wafer cone 3 Flavors of Ice Cream: Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry

5 Predict how many unique combinations of ice cream cones you can make with one cone and two flavors of ice cream Using paper ice cream and cones find all of the possible combinations and record them in the recording sheet

6 Remember : Use One Cone and Two flavors of Ice Cream for Each Combination Example: Ice Cream Flavor 1 (top) Ice Cream Flavor 2 (bottom) Container (cone type or bowl) ChocolateVanillaWaffle Record all of your combinations in the recording sheet (remember each combination can only be recorded once)

7 3 Containers: waffle cone, wafer cone, bowl 3 Flavors of Ice Cream: Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry

8 Now predict how many unique combinations of ice cream cones you can make Using paper ice cream and cones find all of the possible combinations and record them in the recording sheet

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