1. Do Now (5 min) Convert the following to a decimal: 1.3/8 2. Which fraction would make this inequality true?0.12 < x < 0.63 a.9/10 b.2/20 c.2/3 d.½ 3. Evaluate the following expressions: a. b. WHITE BOARD, MARKER AND KLEENEX on the ground!

3. You can do this! All we have to do is practice!

4. I can use order of operations to solve multi-step problems.

5. Practice (6 minutes) 1.) 20 – 4 ÷ 4 × 2 + (7 – 4) 2.) 40 ÷ (9 - 7) 2 + 6 × 5 3.)2/5 x 2/3 + 0.50 4.) 1/6 + 1⅝ ÷ ⅓

6. Practice (4 min) Brandy likes to watch birds. She saw a Blue Jay make 2 nests. Three green herons each made 4 nests. After a storm, 1 ¾ of nests feel apart. How many nests are left?

7. Practice (4 min) Marlene was looking through her photo album. She looked at 1/8 of the pages 3 times a week. By the end of the week. How many of the pages in her photo album had she looked at?

8. Practice (4 min) William has 8¼ cups of fruit juice. If he divides the juice into ¾ cup servings. How many servings will he have?

9. Group Work 1 partner will meet me in the back of the room to get a poster and a marker. Each group is making a poster with: –1. Addition and subtraction with rational #’s –2. Multiplication or division with rational #’s –3. Anything goes! Partner 1 does addition and subtraction. Partner 2 does multiplication or division. Work together on the 3 rd problem.

10. Addition and/or subtraction word problem Jim has 7/8 of a pizza and Lisa has ½ of a pizza. How much pizza do Jim and Lisa have in all? Multiplication or division word problem Mason has 8 cups of popcorn kernels to divide into 2/3 cup portions. How many portions will there be? Anything goes! (conversion, computation, etc) 1.45 + ⅝ ×.75 TEAM NAME!

11. Group Work You will have 15 minutes to make your poster. Once you have written down your problems, you must make an answer sheet on a separate sheet of notebook paper. Your answer sheet must include completed IDK charts and answers. Once your poster and answer sheet are finished, staple answer sheet to poster. Remember! You are working with only your group and you are using 10 in voices!

12. Independent Practice Page 157 Problems 1-23