Name: ___________________________________
MATH Menu for Unit 6 (Week 1: Jan 6 - 10) – due FRIDAY, January 10th
Select at least one activity from each of the first 3 columns. You are free to do more than 3 activities if you wish! Have fun!
(optional extra
practice)
Activity M1
Activity A1
Activity T1
Activity H1
IXL Problems:
Practice Problem
(See attached)
IXL Problems:
Play 3 rounds of ‘Division
Dash’ by yourself or with a
partner.
E5
E7
E18
E19
Activity M2
Activity A2
Activity T2
Study Links
6.1 & 6.2
From age one to two, Malu’s
puppy gained 48 pounds. If
the puppy gained the same
number of pounds every
month, how many pounds did
the puppy gain in nine
months?
Benjo ran four miles in 56
minutes. Based on these
numbers, how many minutes
did it take him to run one
mile? How many yards can he
run in one minute?
Be sure to use a model and
words to explain and justify
your work.
SRB P241
All you need is a piece of
scrap paper, a pencil, and a
deck of cards!
Activity H2
Master one IXL section of
your choice from the E
section. Write it below:
____________
Be sure to use a model and
words to explain and justify
your work.
Activity M3
Activity A3
Activity T3
Activity H3
William lives 9 miles from
Oliver. During Chinese New
Year, he plans to travel back
and forth from Oliver’s house
five times. A full tank of gas
would last 306 miles in
William’s car. If William filled
his car up just before starting
his first trip to Oliver’s, how
many miles would he have
left in his tank after driving
home at the end of the week?
Jerry and his 3 friends want to
participate in the school bake
sale. Their baking tray can
bake 34 cookies at once in the
oven. How many times must
the boys place the baking tray
in the oven for all 185 cookies
to be baked?
Study Links 6.3 & 6.4
Play 20min of Kakooma on
www.gregtangmath.com
Be sure to use a model and
words to explain and justify
your work.
Unfortunately on the day of
the bake sale the AQI in
Shanghai reaches a record
breaking 700, and school is
cancelled. The boys decide to
divide up the cookies evenly
and take them home. How
many cookies would each boy
take home?
Be sure to use a model and
words to explain and justify
your work.