What Number Sentence Would You Write?

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1 Sch0 0 I:~ _ Grade: What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below. 2. Write the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were to solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator?) 3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4. Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1. Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections. If all of the seats are filled for a Buck's game, how many people would there be? _ ~ T,'cd l, 11. l! (11'11:1 - ({ () ~'! (' (J {6(; t Ie: " (~'n(('? (I/o c( f 9 C:l11 () see, ts (\ia/41b (( () F 5(( lid,,') i (\ Ct.s c' '&l,()" 2. Over the weekend Greg had 5 Yz hours of homework. On Friday night, he worked for % of an hour. How many hours of homework does he still have to complete? O A,,".. \ (' L r'.~ '7.- - it,-, 0'(.\1\ O' vk:>i11i:'lv'c:t o. "' 1 -.,, t-j \ - (d~ ~. ( 0 ;,1 /'7c)c,() \') / A'" i " i.,i,.,_,,,~)' r IOu Pl { fgi-g,t 1,;{ '1C.'d! r- '. e;. f-,'r f' I. htx'1 (vjt / (', Of VICH.1.{ H..,') ( t:; Cc./ vi, r'i-a u( 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books. There are 600 books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be filled? "---1 U.) L\ ) GOO i=-he:."; ~Vit'fll'l )1(")1/,<;, Cft:10-c '\LI ~. /. '\., ;~ I) 0()() r. 'i. r! I(al hotv' (/j em 'I hoc) \'1'7 books ~-~1C\ \~ y!({ct 4-() (t),1'\ (j~ - -::.,h,,(r

2 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use O.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays? "'L. \j / ~ -.1\ I (\ " \.0. '.. - [J-- /. \. 4' ~. \ 10'7 (\ ( cc (/' P (CI (I i U (VI j t, 1'\ -J A I ' o f ~-(<':'Y5-1 cc.f r~,.'\.10 j"> " Li fo -I Ci \ -floll( (LI v AU ded 1'1 Q-Jl~rc\ \/5 6{ d(ki~)i11'1'--1 r5 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day? ' - II.j}J), OL-/.:),- " L/ Li (ag 4 ~ &(ljl.. ~ba of ~., '/. '\ ~ lo'k\, li\;lit-(b(/ ~J- p~ot{-c '-JhD vc1i,d )<oe!( ik.f VcJtf.:ct,- V1 c.cdl'y 1"'\ LJC1U1~cc 6. How many bows can you make from 3 2/3 meters of ribbon if you need 2/5 meter of ribbon to make each bow? o,j ~-~? p c-c-ric Hi q \ V o+cc{ 0/1.(:: [.e[ " :c) i/i 4mCC;i1t -c -( <teet ct O---/lVW ).~d-;;:. '\!i\(h(~ of (I bbo/'l \(i)c\ bow 5' Y'(J[-1 C (1)7 /"'1 c:.\ /5 c'

3 School: I -"" ---~--- - Grade: What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below. 2. Write the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were t solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator?) 3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4. Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1. Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections. If all of the seats are filled for a Buck's game, how many people would there be? 2'S~i : S e L~~6v~ c~ I.;t,~ZJ ~ ~ c.~~; %; 2. Over the weekend Greg had 5 Y2 hours of homework. On Friday night, he worked for % of an hour. How many hours of homework does he still have to complete? u I"~ \ ", ~,,\..e,j.'0 ::> /L\ 0:\ ':.'--'- ~}.. ~ ('h.1 \""\.../.. ;~\ \ 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books. There are 600 books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be filled?. ( '.-.. ' r ( { '\ji', 0\1,'" \.J ",;-{t., ;- J ( " Why did you chopse to w~te this number sentence? ;l :.,~\.)V'. i It,..!"". 'j, {( r,-:"-', t L c,.r /',. ~, b.e Fit (? { I,.ed.,- ), "../ ; 5 h...e I V~S

4 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use 0.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays? - -r 1; S ta \~...''I S,~<l..t"\;..~~, c.o It. I.. ~ \, '. \ I., i" (,.', \,/\. '\,j!, -1 \ i \'i' \ \'S () \j \/ \ t;;;o \ I ~f.\ ". i.f" \.! la/\;j ~?"p.~;! ia I., 1... j \/,1<, v 1 (\ 1 '~,,,v.",,'j \ v t " ".- '. r 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of 275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day?, ~.\, \" 'v1.'~ :> Q{V;~ S ~ : t) ""' ~ ~ <A.'?\< \r 0 vj VV' ~.-A "I \ Y\. J _<A : \ F tv"'" +h YCJt) + () <1\ cfj., ~ ~<.? LA ~ l< h. CJ...J 6. How many bows can you make from 3 2/3 meters of ribbon if you need 2/5 meter of ribbon to make each bow? " ' \,.:,' ~.. "\'" 1'0 0, \ '\/ \ ' j' I...J!i j.,:..~.,,',i \. 1/2/1 V!,;, I /?j/ 1',""

5 SchoolJ Grade: ~ _ What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below. 2. Write the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were t solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator.) 3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4. Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1. Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections. If all of the seats are filled for a Buck's game, how many people would there be? 2. Over the weekend Greg had 5 Yz hours of homework. On Friday night, he worked for % of an hour. How many hours of homework does he still have to complete? f! ~c...r-'" \,,.., \,,'y ' D-/ () :::.V~:)-1,-~'2, "~ '-I t-rv v'"}'", (VE'c~ft?t/J)~...--{) S J;:. I 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books. There are 600 books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be filled?

6 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use 0.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays? \2: tjetloo<;,e (~, ';f J.. f) cg' \ w\11'\": S 'J-\<i<"' G n OL.- ~ t- ' 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day? Of ~ fi ~~. 'f;i'~'\fqd tv"(~~ " r-r\ "- ()\C 0 fl) -Tv )V. ; ~<.r \ \ ""' IA.~<"I\ 1~ \ u-- V.~...,\ 1)0\L(,,/ 6. How many ~ can you make trom 3 2/3 meters of ribbon if you need 2/5 meter of ribbon to make each bow?

7 School: Grade: What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below. 2. Write the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were to solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator?) 3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4. Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1. Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections. If all of the seats are filled for a Buck's game, how many people. would there C be]]?r ~ } 1\... j 1""" ~;\').,I,"'-\, r'i :'""(]' - n )'" \1/' {} id.:j '0 ~ '0,. :\1ffi ll'(,~_ 1 V'- ''V v' '".r- V... IJ 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books,.books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be,)filled? (\ (1 ~,U/~~) i\1-7 "; ) '1"'\" t V /'~ : ""~'" 0'"':!, " \, (;:/\,,>~. j fvv \,,;,.\,.,. '.,</I, j":,.,., ~; -,~,".-.< -.,~,,_ -r '1.-~_/. 1._> There are 600

8 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use 0.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays? o.. \A'\ <I CJ _ <;t, f\ ~.. ~"... \'\..,;:~ (/~... /., " n <..... ~ ",' t 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day?... L I!.(7 (; -- 1!~/1 /, f r.'''' '" I ;' ~, ~.,L.,. t. f _' Uv 1-c )"/v,,tq,.! ~ 7 5{='t+ - 1 ') v.! 6. How many bows can you make rrom 3 2/3 meters of ribbon if you need 2/5 meter of ribbon to make each bow? Why did you choose to write 1this number sentence?

9 School:...!c,. What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below..2. Writ~ the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were to solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator?) '3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4.' Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1.' Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections.. filled for a Buck's game, how many people would there be? /,// If all of the seats are the weekend Greg had 5 Y2 hours of homework. On Friday night, he worked for o/.i of an How many hours of homework does he still have to complete? did you choose to write this number sentence?. '. ~ ~ ~ \' C;\r.Q~ -\c, 08e, 6u\:rko.c*\o.~ becau~ ',-r yov +ojee o..v~ L{ OVVJ 5 Y").. \{ QU w, 1/ ~ n vw (fv1ci.~ ~o\)a~.ree ~UJ I~, 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books. There are 600 books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be filled? Why S did you choose to write this number sentence? O~$f2 d\\j~s~~\{\ ~CCAUSL- '+ v.:;j \ -tet t ~ hovo VMLt(j B~l.(S: :c '(lee d for 60Q 10.0"fs:::>,

10 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use 0.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays? Why did you choose to write this number sentence?..i cho~ \fv\ u\4\f\~c~.{'1uv\ 'oec.o.,v$jz; ~+- 1S -Gs-l-er+-hqu'l 0..«( d 1~-f;OV\ 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day? did you choose to write this number sentence? eh~ ou'o-kc,-(~~~.~ ~Cc(U$-(. ~~ -+el'.~ ~ d~~e('ie'f\~. 3 2/3 --:-~k <T (>~.C) ~ ~:;

11 School:_\~. ~~ _ Grade: What Number Sentence Would You Write? 1. Read each story problems below. 2. Write the number sentence to express how you thought about this problem if you were t solve it. (Hint: What numbers or buttons would you use if you were to use a calculator.) 3. Make sure to explain how you decided to write your number sentence. 4. Remember... you do not need to solve the problems. 1. Each section of the Bradley Center holds 258 people. There are 72 sections. If all of the seats are flu filled for 0 a'r\\..a\\6-"~c Buck's game, how mtflly -\:\C:-tC\- 1?eoplewould E:..~%r\~,\J\U.('b t~ere be? (~E:~},.H:r\"";\j, '. ~ \'.,.10 o1:;() A- ~ d-' ~ 2.' Over the weekend Greg had 5 Y2 hours of homework. On Friday night, he worked for % of an hour. How many hours of homework does he still have to complete?. {\.Je \0. CA '<"'\CA\\ (j~\e.1'\\ ~ "'G\( \~\\ -\"',!~h,~~~ CX\(~ \'\C::i.~{\- \f\ ~~ '.. S '/<;) -- :> f L-\ -:::- c,\. 1", \ \(,1" \ ~". \' - ~ecq~\c.je'-'" L\Cf",\ \()O'(~ 0~' '\,-r~)~\f'\7::~a.s\~..;)-es'.. Why did you choose to ~rite this number sentence? \,-\\-\C:\~( ~6f l-t l-\ ()U. L~.)() tj.\ (\,. 3. The books need to be put away in the school library. Each shelf can hold 24 books. There are 600 books that need to be put away. How many shelves can be filled? (000. ~ dl\ -:::-

12 4. In the school kitchen the cooks use 0.62kgs of flour to make one tray of doughnuts. How much flour will it take to make 27 trays?. a ""\ ---r 'v,\'y v --- (\, ~. 'f'-\ 11,,<r'J _.-. &::CQC?e 'I Q you Qd cl -\\re~. L\? 4()u' l.2c\.a\(\ Ge.~ ("-"\~'-J\' ~(\(\'('-("":I..},.. r\(.-:(,,,j~'0,_\( ~"\.r-:~~' 5. In the city of Milwaukee, 44,983 people voted early using an absentee ballot for the Presidential election. The rest voted on Election Day. A total of275,042 voted in Milwaukee in the presidential election. How many people voted on Election Day? g~sj O\J{(1, - L\L\\~q;~ 6. How many bows can you make from 3 2/3 meters of ribbon if you need 2/5 meter of ribbon to make each bow? t. I