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Math Enrichment of Number Sense Answering the ques8ons: How many? How much?

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How do we quantify?, Place Values have Shape Values, and and a short introduction on linear Algebra as seen through a subQuan lense. Take this test and see if you don't understand numbers a bit better.

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Page 1: Number Sense: How many?

Math  Enrichment  of  Number  Sense  

Answering  the  ques8ons:    

How  many?    

How  much?  

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count  

Q  How  many?  

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group  

Q  How  many?  

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subi8ze  

Q  How  many?  

Page 5: Number Sense: How many?

measure  

Q  How  many?  

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subQuan  

Q  How  many?  

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subQuan  

Q  How  many?  

Don’t  forget  what  color  means  before  entering!  

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  What  is  the  decimal  place  value  for  Cubes?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘4’  has  what  decimal  place  value?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘105’  has  what  decimal  place  value?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  What  is  the  decimal  place  value  for  Segs?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘6’  has  what  decimal  place  value?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘103’  has  what  decimal  place  value?  

A.  Tens  B.  Hundreds  C.  Thousands  D.  Ten-­‐thousands  E.  Hundred-­‐thousands  F.  Millions    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  What  is  the  shape  of  ten-­‐thousands?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘3’  has  what  shape?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘104’  has  what  shape?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  What  is  the  shape  of  hundreds?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘4’  has  what  shape?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Place  shape  &  place  value  

Q  ‘105’  has  what  shape?  

A.  Squares  B.  Cubes  C.  Seg  of  Cubes  D.  Square  of  Cubes  E.  Cube  of  Cubes  F.  Seg  of  Cube  of  Cubes    

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Number  Forms  

+4(1000)  +5(10)  +7  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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Number  Forms  

Two-­‐thousand  thirty-­‐five  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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Number  Forms  

4  Cubes,  3  Squares,  7  Segs,  2  Ones  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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Number  Forms  

+7(83)  +4(82)  -­‐2(81)  +9(80)  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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Number  Forms  

-­‐723,486,455  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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Number  Forms  

+8000  +300  +20  +8  

Q  What  form  of  the  number  is  shown?  

A.  Standard  B.  Word  C.  Expanded  D.  Coefficient  E.  Shape  F.  Exponent    

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microlesson:  how  to  formally  write  subQuans  with  symbols  

546   546   546  vinculum  

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microlesson:  how  to  formally  write  subQuans  as  expressions  

546   546   546  +5(6)  +4   -­‐5(6)  +4   +5(6)  -­‐4  

expressions  

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Q  Which  subQuans  are  wriben  correctly?  

446   346   526  

A   B   C  

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Q  Which  expressions  are  wriben  correctly?  

+5(6)  +4   -­‐2(6)  +2   -­‐4(6)  +3  

A   B   C  

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microlesson:  Wri8ng  equa8ons  

We create equations by using equality symbols between two expressions!

Some  of  the  equality  symbols:  

=        ≠          >          <          ≥        ≤      

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microlesson:  Wri8ng  equa8ons  

Sample  equa8ons:  a)  q  =  45b      d)  50  ≠  5x  b)  x  >  y            e)  3  <  7  c)  3x  +2  ≥  7y  f)  2h  ≤  6.53πy    

Q  Which  equa8on  do  you  think  is  an  example  of  a  subQuan?  

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microlesson:  wri8ng  equa8ons  

546   546   546  q  =  +5(6)  +4   q  =  -­‐5(6)  +4   q  =  +5(6)  -­‐4  

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microlesson:  solving  equa8ons  

q  =  +5(6)  +4  q  =  +30  +4  q  =  +34  

q  =  -­‐5(6)  +4  q  =  -­‐30  +4  q  =  -­‐26  

q  =  +5(6)  -­‐4  q  =  +30  -­‐4  q  =  +26  

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Q  Which  equa8on  is  correct  for  this  subQuan?  

A)  q  =  -­‐5(6)  +4  B)  q  =  -­‐4(5)  +5  C)  q  =  -­‐4(6)  -­‐5  D)  q  =  +4(6)  +5  E)  q  =  +6(4)  +5  F)  None  of  the  above