Student Goal

I can use what I practiced this week to solve mixed review problems.

Why It Matters

Mixed review helps students decide which strategy fits a problem instead of only practicing one skill at a time.

Warm-Up

Warm-Up 1

Find 45 x 6.

Warm-Up 2

Find 3.2 + 4.85.

Warm-Up 3

Which is greater: 5/6 or 3/6?

Short Lesson

Standard Focus:

NC.6.NS: The Number System

Student-Friendly Standard Goal:

I can choose strategies for whole number, decimal, and fraction problems and explain my thinking.

  • Mixed review helps you choose a strategy. Before solving, name the type of problem.
  • For a word problem, write a short plan before calculating.
  • Checking your answer is part of the work. Ask if the answer is reasonable for the situation.

Guided Examples

Guided Example 1

Mixed Money Problem

A family buys 3 tickets for 12 dollars each and one snack for 4.75 dollars. How much do they spend?

Step 1

3 x 12

What does this step find?

Guided Example 2

Choose the Strategy

A problem says: Find 6.5 - 2.18. What should you be careful about?

Step 1

6.5 - 2.18

What should you line up?

Practice

Problem 1

Find 724 - 389.

Problem 2

Find 6.5 - 2.18.

Problem 3

Which fraction is equivalent to 3/5?

Problem 4

True or false: In 10 + 5 x 4, you should multiply before adding.

Problem 5

Which estimate is closest to 19.8 x 4?

Reflection

How are you feeling about today's skill?

Optional reflection: Optional prompt: What improved for you during Week 1?