Variables 10/12/2011
Grade 5/6 homework Grade 5 1.) 14 = n - 25 2.) m – 19 = 37 n = _____ m = _____ 3.) 24 = 13 + n 4.) m + 26 = 33 n = _____ m = _____ Grade 6 1.) 7 = n - 17 2.) m - 12 = 28 t – n = 19 t – m = 13 t = _____ t = _____ 3.) 17 = n - 9 4.) m - 9 = 17 t – n = 14 t – m = 25 t = _____ t = _____ 7 Comments Both Grade 5 and 6. Grade 5 you did you question in class on Friday so I would like you to try this question for homework. It has one more step. I think you can do it. IF Jared has 16 stamps all together and 7 of them are from Canada, how many are from Croatia/ Jared has 19 stamps all together when he combines his stamps from Croatia with Germany. How many stamps does Jared have from Germany? (Use a variable equation to hel Oct 6th - Grade 5 and 6 Homework 10/06/2011
Homework – Grade 5 Remember: 1) How do I get you alone? Isolate the variable (n) 2) Move over the number, inverse order of operations - = + or + = - 3) Double check your work by plugging in the number into the variable 1.) 13 = n - 21 2.) m – 22 = 33 n = _____ m = _____ 3.) 19 = n - 21 4.) m - 4 = 16 n = _____ m = _____ 5.) 17 = n - 22 6.) m - 36 = 19 n = _____ m = _____ 2.) 34 = 13 + n 2.) m + 22 = 37 n = _____ m = _____ 4.) 25 = 19 + n 4.) m + 27 = 46 n = _____ m = _____ 6.) 31 = 23 + n 6.) m + 15 = 21 n = _____ m = _____ Homework – Grade 6 Remember: 1) How do I get you alone? Isolate the variable (n) 2) Move over the number, inverse order of operations - = + or + = - 3) Double check your work by plugging in the number into the variable 1.) 4 = n - 12 2.) m - 15 = 26 n = _____ m = _____ t – n = 15 t – m = 17 t = _____ t = _____ 3.) 14 = n - 8 4.) m - 7 = 12 n = _____ m = _____ t – n = 14 t – m = 16 t = _____ t = _____ 2.) 21 = 7 + n 2.) m + 19 = 28 n = _____ m = _____ t + n = 17 t + m = 24 t = _____ t = _____ Oct - 5th - Variables 10/05/2011
Variables 1.) 33 = 14 + n 2.) 18 + m = 37 n = _____ m = _____ 3.) 28 = 14 + n 4.) 28 + m = 39 n = _____ m = _____ 5.) 14 = 45 - n 6.) 17 - m = 3 n = _____ m = _____ 7.) 18 = 33 - n 8.) 45 - m = 12 n = _____ m = _____ WATCH THESE ONES! THINK, BEFORE YOU SUBTRACT? (your variable has to be a larger number in order to subtract) 9.) 18 = n - 16 10.) m – 15 = 13 n = _____ m = _____ 11.) 7 = n - 10 12.) m - 12 = 23 n = _____ m = _____ Sept, 27th, 28th, 29th homework. 09/27/2011
Please go and click on Numeracy located in the main tool bar above. There are 6 questions. Please do questions 1 - 4 on Tuesday night, question 5 on Wednesday night and question 6 on Thursday night. If you are having trouble with the questions please feel free to stay in during first nutrition break on Wednesday and/or Thursday. Homework Sept. 26th 09/26/2011
Please find a a recount and bring it into school tomorrow. Let's see all the different types of recounts we can find. Try to find one that you do not think anyone else will be able to find. Do NOT write a recount find one from a book, your sisters room....etc. Think outside the box and have fun! Homework - Sept. 23! 09/22/2011
Homework – Gr. 6 Please use the notes posted under our Science section to study for your quiz on static electricity. Also, while you are on our website please watch the “Me to We” video. Homework – Gr. 5 Please watch the “Me to We” video. Homework Sept. 21! 09/21/2011
What information in this question is USEFUL and what information is USELESS. Can you sort through it to figure out the answer to the problem? 45, 453 flowers were delivered to the Grade 6 class at Smithson Public School. The arrangement was gorgeous! There was lots of greenery and you would have just loved the crystal vase it came in. The bouquet was made up of two types of flowers: sunflowers and daisies. There were 15, 789 sunflowers in the bouquet, how many daisies were there? Sept. 20 - 11 09/20/2011
This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar. There are 32, 578 boys and girls playing soccer at Stanley Park Public School. Can you believe it? There were too many boys and girls playing soccer that Mr. Gleeson had to ask 21, 465 boys and girls to leave. How many boys and girls are left playing soccer? | Mrs. M
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