Thursday, 28 June 2018
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Find fractions of numbers
WALT: Find fractions of numbers of numbers
Miss Szymanik brought 15 puzzles for her class. ⅕
of the puzzles were for 10 - 12 year olds.
How many of the puzzles were for 10 - 12 year olds?
of the puzzles were for 10 - 12 year olds.
How many of the puzzles were for 10 - 12 year olds?
What is the context of the question?
The Context of the question is Miss Szymanik
Brought 15 puzzles for her class.
Brought 15 puzzles for her class.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is telling us to do Division and Multiplication.
Show your working (what division or multiplication
facts helped you):
facts helped you):
5 ፥ 15 = 5
5x5=15
Answer: 5 of the puzzles were for 10 - 12 year olds.
Mr Moran brought some cake to share for his birthday
last week. It was cut into 18 pieces. ⅙ of the pieces
were chocolate flavoured. How many chocolate flavoured
pieces were there?
last week. It was cut into 18 pieces. ⅙ of the pieces
were chocolate flavoured. How many chocolate flavoured
pieces were there?
What is the context of the question?
The Context is telling us that Mr Moran
brought some cake to share for his birthday last week.
brought some cake to share for his birthday last week.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is telling us to do division and multiplication
Show your working (what division or multiplication facts helped you
):
):
3 ፥ 18 = 6
6 x 3 =18
Answer: 3 of the pieces of cake were chocolate.
Mr Burt brought 35 new chromebooks for students.
⅖ of them didn’t have bags. How many
chromebooks still needed bags?
⅖ of them didn’t have bags. How many
chromebooks still needed bags?
What is the context of the question?
The context of the question is Mr Burt brought 35
chromebooks for students.
chromebooks for students.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is telling us to do division and multiplication
Show your working (what division or multiplication
facts helped you):
facts helped you):
5 ፥ 35 = 7
5 x 7 = 35
Answer: 7 chromebooks still needed bags.
Mrs Lagitupu brought 100 new cameras. ⅖
of them were Sony brand. How many Sony
brand cameras did she buy?
of them were Sony brand. How many Sony
brand cameras did she buy?
What is the context of the question?
The context of the question is Mrs Lagitupu
brought 100 new cameras.
brought 100 new cameras.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is telling us to do division and multiplication
Show your working (what division
or multiplication facts helped you):
or multiplication facts helped you):
5 x 20 = 100
5 ፥ 100 = 20
Answer: of the cameras were Sony brand.
Miss Parrant brought 21 pairs of rugby boots for her Rippa team.
3/7 of them were Adidas brand boots. How many adidas
brand boots did Miss Parrant buy?
3/7 of them were Adidas brand boots. How many adidas
brand boots did Miss Parrant buy?
What is the context of the question?
The context is telling us Miss Parrant
brought 21 pairs of rugby boots for her Rippa team
. 3/7 of them were Adidas brand boots.
brought 21 pairs of rugby boots for her Rippa team
. 3/7 of them were Adidas brand boots.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is asking us to do division and multiplication
Show your working (what division or multiplication
facts helped you):
facts helped you):
7 x 3=21
7 ፥ 21=3
Answer: 3 of the boots were Adidas brand boots.
Mrs Moala brought 28 ice blocks to share with her class. ¾
were lemonade flavoured. How many lemonade flavoured ice
blocks were there?
were lemonade flavoured. How many lemonade flavoured ice
blocks were there?
What is the context of the question?
The context is telling us Mrs Moala
brought 28 ice blocks to share with her class. ¾
were lemonade flavoured.
brought 28 ice blocks to share with her class. ¾
were lemonade flavoured.
What is the question asking us to do?
The question is telling us to do division and multiplication
Show your working (what division or multiplication
facts helped you):
facts helped you):
7 x 4 = 28
28 ፥ 4 =7
Answer: 7 ice blocks were lemonade.
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