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Adding Fractions with Like Denominators Materials crayons or markers 2 1 Nur wove __ of a rug in February and __ of it in March. 5 5

Find what part of the rug she has finished in all by answering 1 to 4. 2 1. Color __ of the rectangle on the right. 5 1 __ 2. Color more of the rectangle on the right. 5 ____

3. How much of the rectangle

did you color in all? 3 2 1 2 1 This is the sum of __ and __ . So, __  __  __ . 5 5 5 5 5

4. What part of her rug has Nur finished in all? 2 2 Jamal wove __ of a rug in February and __ in March. 6 6

Find what part of the rug he has finished in all by answering 5 to 11. 2 5. Color __ of the rectangle on the right. 6 2 6. Color __ more of the rectangle on the right. 6

7. How much of the rectangle

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did you color in all? 2 2 8. What is __  __? 6 6 4 9. What is a fraction equivalent to __, 6

but with smaller numbers? Color the second rectangle to find out.

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2 2 4 10. So, __  __  __  ____. 6 6 6

11. What part of his rug has Jamal finished in all? Intervention Lesson H36

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Adding Fractions with Like Denominators (continued) 1 4 12. Reasoning Explain how to add __  __. 9 9

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1 19. Calvin bought a gallon of yogurt. He ate __ gallon 6 2 __ the first day, and 6 gallon the second day.

What fraction of the yogurt did he eat?

and white shirts. One-fifth of the class are wearing blue jeans and red shirts. One-fifth of the class are wearing brown pants and white shirts. What fraction of Mr. James’ class are wearing white shirts? 3 1 21. Reasoning What fraction would you add to __ to get __? 3 3

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20. Three-fifths of Mr. James’ class are wearing blue jeans

Math Diagnosis and Intervention System Intervention Lesson

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Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators Materials crayons or markers

Tammy loves tuna bake. When she came home from school, she 6 1 found __ of a tuna bake on the stove. She ate __ of it. Find how 8 8

much of the tuna bake was left by answering 1 to 5. 6 1. Color __ of the rectangle on the right. 8 1 2. Cross out __ of the part you colored. 8

3. How much of the rectangle

you colored is not crossed out? ____

6 1 4. What is __  __? ____ 8 8

5. How much of the tuna bake

was left after Tammy ate? 3 Brad found __ of a submarine sandwich when he came home 4

1 from school. He ate __ of the sandwich. Find how much of the 4

sandwich was left by answering 6 to 12. 3 6. Color __ of the rectangle on the right. 4 1 7. Cross out __ of the part you colored. 4

8. How much of the rectangle

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you colored is not crossed out? ____

3 1 9. What is __  __? ____ 4 4 2 10. What is a fraction equivalent to __, but with smaller 4 2 numbers? Color the second rectangle to find out. __  ____ 4 3 1 2 11. So, __ – __  __  ____. 4 4 4

12. How much of the sandwich was left after Brad ate? Intervention Lesson H37

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Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators (continued) 5 2 13. Reasoning Explain how to subtract ___  ___. 10 10

Subtract. 14.

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The table shows the distances run by members of a track team. Use the table for Exercises 22 and 23.

23. How much farther did

Caro run than Tricia? 24. Reasoning Why would it be more difficult 2 1 2 1 to subtract __  __ than __  __ ? 3 6 3 3

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Distance in miles

Rosie

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Tricia Amy Caro

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Rosie run than Tricia?

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Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators 3 3 Carlos spent __ hour writing email and another __ hour surfing the internet. 4 4

How much time did he spend on his computer in all? 3 3  __ by answering 1 to 4. Find __ 4 4 3 3 1. Show __  __ with fraction strips. 4 4 3 3 2. What is __  __ ? 4 4

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number in simplest form. 3 3 6 __  __  __  1____  4

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spend on his computer in all? 9 7 5. Reasoning Explain how to find ___  ___. 10 10

5 Connie had __ hour to surf the internet. She finished with 6

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1 hour. How much time did she have left? one site in __ 6

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5 1 Find __  __ by answering 6 to 11. 6 6

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5 6. Show __ with fraction strips. 6 1 7. Take away __. 6 5 1 8. What is __  __? 6 6

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11. How much time did Connie have left to surf the internet?

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Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators (continued) 7 1 12. Reasoning Explain how to find __  __. 8 8

Add. Write the sum in simplest form. 1 5 13. ___  ___ 12 12

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Subtract. Write the difference in simplest form. 1 2  __ 22. __ 3 3

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school gym, for the end of year party. The fifth grade class 9 7 has ___ of their chain finished. The sixth grade class has ___ 10 10 of theirs finished. How much more of the sixth grade chain is finished than the fifth grade chain? 7 29. Reasoning Richard gathered ___ of a dozen eggs and Karina gathered 12 5 ___ of a dozen. What part of a dozen did they gather in all? Explain. 12

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28. Each class is making a friendship chain the length of the

Math Diagnosis and Intervention System Intervention Lesson

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Adding and Subtracting Fractions on a Number Line Materials place-value blocks, for each student

9 1 _ or ___ Sarah walks ___ of the way to school. Then, she rides a bus _3 of 4 12 12 the way. Finally, she has to walk the rest of the way. When she gets off the bus, what part of the way to school is she? 9 1 Find ___  ___ by answering 1 to 4. 12 12 1 1. The number line below has an arrow from 0 to ___ to show how far 12

Sarah walks before she catches the bus. Draw another arrow that 9 1 is ___ units long, starting at ___ . 12 12

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9 10 1 The two arrows show that ___  ___  ___ . 12 12 12 10 3. What is ___ in simplest form? 12 4. When Sarah gets off the bus, what part of the way to school is she?

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10 12  ___ by answering 5 to 8. Find ___ 12 12 10 12 5. Draw an arrow that is ___ units long, from ___ or 1 back toward zero. 12 12

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Adding and Subtracting Fractions on a Number Line (continued)

2 7. What is ___ in simplest form? 12 8. When Sarah gets off the bus, how much farther

of the way

does she need to walk to get to school? Use the number line to add or subtract. Write answers in simplest form.

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of cranberry juice. How much juice was in the mixture?

Math Diagnosis and Intervention System Intervention Lesson

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Adding Mixed Numbers Materials fraction strips

Caroline is painting the ceiling border of her room. On Saturday, she 3 _ feet. How much did she painted 1__ feet. On Sunday, she painted 1_7 4 8 paint in the two days combined? 3 _ by answering 1 to 10. Find 1__  1_7 4 8 3 7 1. Estimate. 1__  1__ is about 4 8 3_ 7_ _ _ 2. Show 1  1 with fraction strips. 4 8



 

 





 

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3 3. Put the ones together and the fractions together. Change __ to 4

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3 4. How many eighths equal __? Write the number in 4

the box at the right.

3 1__ 4 7  1__ 8

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5. Add the ones and write the sum at the right. Add 6 7 __ and __ and write the sum at the right. 8 8 13 6. Is ___ a proper fraction? 8 13 13 7. Since ___ is improper, simplify. What is ___ as a mixed number? 8 8

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3 7 9. What is 1__  1__ ? 4 8 10. How much border did Caroline paint in the two days combined?

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Adding Mixed Numbers (continued) 5 11. Is the answer 3__ close to the estimate of 4? 8 _ is close to the estimate of 4, 3_5_ is a reasonable answer. Since 3_5 8 8

Add. Write the sum as a simplified fraction. Estimate to check. 1 2__ 2

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2 23. Ramona bought 1__ pounds of strawberries, 3 1_ _ _ pounds of oranges 24 pounds of apples, and 2_1 2

24. Reasoning Rhonda needs 4 gallons of green paint to decorate _ gallons of blue paint with 1_1_ gallons of her room. If she mixes 2_1 2 3

yellow paint, will she have enough? Explain.

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at the store. What was the total weight of Ramona’s purchase?

Math Diagnosis and Intervention System Intervention Lesson

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Subtracting Mixed Numbers Materials fraction strips

3 5 On Monday, Carmen swam 2__ miles and Katie swam 1__ miles. Answer 4 8 1 to 8 to find how much farther Carmen swam than Katie. 3 5 Find 2__  1__ . 4 8 3 5 1. Estimate. 2__  1__ is about  4 8 3 5 2. Show 2__ and 1__ with fraction strips. 4 8

 

 





 

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3 3. How many eighths equal __? Write the number

in the box at the right.

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4. Subtract the ones and subtract the fractions.

Fill in the boxes at the right.

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3 5 5. What is 2__  1__? 4 8 6. How much farther did Carmen swim than Katie?

1 7. Is 1__ close to the estimate of 1? 8 1 8. Is 1__ a reasonable answer? 8

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3 1 On Wednesday, Carmen swam 2__ miles and Katie swam 1__ miles. 4 8 Answer 9 to 18 to find how much farther Carmen swam than Katie. 3 1 Find 2__  1__ . 4 8 3 1 9. Show 2__ and 1__ with fraction strips. 4 8

 

 

  

 

 

3 1 10. What is the least common denominator of __ and __? 4 8

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Subtracting Mixed Numbers (continued) 3 11. How many eighths equal __? Write the number in 4

1 2__  8

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the box at the right. 3 ____  1__ 4  1 8

6 1 __ 12. Compare. Write , , or . __ 8 8 6 1 __ __ Since 8 is less than 8 , you need to regroup. 1 13. What is 1__ as an improper fraction? 8 14. What is the missing number?



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Write this number at the right. 1 1 2__  2__  1____ 8 8 8

15. Subtract the ones. What is 1  1?

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9 6 16. Subtract the fractions. What is __  __? 8 8

Write 3 at the right.

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18. How much farther did Carmen

swim than Katie on Wednesday? Subtract. Simplify, if possible. Estimate to check. 19.

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of red material is needed. How much more blue material is needed than red material? 3 3 24. Reasoning If you have 7___ and you subtract ___, how much 16 16

do you have? 172 Intervention Lesson H44

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3 1 23. To make a dress, 1__ yards of blue material is needed and __ yard 4 6

7 6__ 8

Math Diagnosis and Intervention System Intervention Lesson

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Make and Test Conjectures If a number n is a factor of a number m, what is true about the factors of n and m? Solve by answering 1 to 5. Start by looking at some examples and making a conjecture. 1. The table below has some examples for m and n. Notice each value

of n is a factor of the value of m in the same row. Complete the table. m 12

Factors of m

n

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12

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28

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Factors of n 1, 2, 3, 6

2. Complete the conjecture.

If a number n is a factor of a number m, then all the factors of are factors

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A counterexample, is an example which proves a conjecture is not true. 3. Try to find a counterexample for your conjecture. List the numbers

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you try.

and

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4. Could you find a counterexample?

A counterexample can prove a conjecture is false, but it cannot prove that a conjecture is true. 5. Is your conjecture proven false?

Is it proven true?

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Make and Test Conjectures (continued) Make and test a conjecture about the factors of n and twice n by answering 6 to 9. 6. Complete the table. Look for a pattern.

n

Number of Factors of n

2n

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6

4

12

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40

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7. Complete the conjecture.

The number that is twice n has

more factors than n.

8. Try to find a counterexample for your conjecture. Either give the

counterexample or list at least 3 sets of numbers you try.

9. Is your conjecture proven false?

Is it proven true?

Write a conjecture to answer each question. 10. How are the patterns alike?

Benita’s pattern is: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, … Carol’s pattern is: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, … 11. How did Beth sort the shapes

12. Make another conjecture about how

Beth sort the shapes.

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into Groups A and B?