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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Answers Week 3 IT'S A ZOO OUT THERE
Step 1: 9 - 3 = ; 3 monkeys are on the loose
Step 2: 4 + 6 + 5 = ; 15 big cats
Step 3: 2 x 400 OR 400 + 400= ; 800 spectators
Step 5: 52 - 21= ; 31 miles per hour faster
Monday, July 28, 2014
Week 4 - July 28 - The Real Scoop
Norwood Public Schools - Summer Math 2014
Week 4 - July 28
The Real Scoop
Read this:
July is National Ice Cream Month, begun by President Reagan in 1984. Ice cream, or “iced cream” as they called it back in George Washington’s time, has actually been around a lot longer than that: even 2,400 years ago the Romans would take ice that they schlepped down from the mountains (since they didn’t have fridges or freezers) and mix it with fruit. Thanks to electricity, getting ice cream is a lot easier now, and we can focus on the really important stuff – like what flavors go together best on a cone, and whether gummy bears will stick without sliding off.
A note from Mrs. Milton: |
Let's try out some math problems. Remember to continue to answer questions and complete tasks until you need adult assistance or you reach the end of your comfort zone. You may reach step 2, for some step 5 and for others you may go all the way. Each problem will present different challenges for each child.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Answers week 2 RUNNING YOUR MOUTH
I hope you enjoyed answering the questions last week! Here are the answers to Running Your Mouth.
Step 1: This answer will be different for everyone…
Step 2: 2 x 10 = 20 minutes OR 10 + 10 = 20 minutes
Step 3: 1/2 of 20 = 10 minutes; the time it usually takes for just 1 cartoon!
Step 5: 150 X 3 = ; 450 words per minute (Wow!)
Step 6: 187 words per minute more
Have you seen any interesting videos this summer? Did you try to speed up a video?
Send your videos or thoughts to Mrs. Milton at summermath@norwood.k12.ma.us
Monday, July 21, 2014
Week 3 - July 21 - It's a ZOO out there
Norwood Public Schools - Summer Math 2014
It's a ZOO out there
Read this: July may be National
Visit this link to learn more about National Zoo Keeper Week
A note from Mrs. Milton: |
Let's try out some math problems. Remember to continue to answer questions and complete tasks until you need adult assistance or you reach the end of your comfort zone. You may reach step 2, for some step 5 and for others you may go all the way. Each problem will present different challenges for each child.
We are getting MULTIPLE submissions from students. Please submit your work ONE TIME only. Thank you :) Mrs. Milton
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Answers Week 1 PARTY IN THE OCEAN
I hope you enjoyed answering the questions last week! Here are the answers to Party in the Ocean.
Step 1: 3+14 animals/sea lions
Step 2: 3x100 or 100+100+100300 fish
Step 3:6x100 or 100+100+100+100+100+100 or 2(3x100)600 fish
Step 5: 2000 - 4001,600 more whales
Step 6:N x 400 = 20005 times as many whales as usual
Have you seen any whales, sea lions or other sea animals this summer? Send your pictures to Mrs. Milton at summermath@norwood.k12.ma.us
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Wild about WHALES?
Norwood Public Schools -
Summer Math 2014
Week 1 - Follow-Up
Hello Mathematicians-
I hope you are having a fantastic summer.
I am so proud of each and every one of you for taking the time to work on Mathematics over the summer. I know it is hard to stop and get down to work when the weather has been so GREAT!
I had so much fun reading your work. The addition and subtraction problems that you wrote were FANTASTIC!
Here are some that I had to share:
- do you see yours?
-try answering a friend's problem
-you can submit your answer as a comment below
-have fun!
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Week 2 - July 14 - Running Your Mouth
Norwood Public Schools
Summer Math 2014
Week 2 - July 14
Running Your Mouth
Read All About it....
Even without scientists telling us, we’re pretty sure it isn't healthy to sit in front of a screen watching videos for hours and hours. But sometimes you want to watch more shows than you can fit into the time you’re allowed. It looks like grown-ups have this same problem, so some technology whizzes invented a way to watch videos faster. These
Click on the blue link above to learn more about Words Per Minute @ WikiPediA
To experience a video that is playing up to 2 times faster, click below. The first 20 seconds is an introduction to how the specific app works. The second part of the video will give you an idea of how the video sounds and looks when sped up!
To experience a video that is playing up to 2 times faster, click below. The first 20 seconds is an introduction to how the specific app works. The second part of the video will give you an idea of how the video sounds and looks when sped up!
Want to speed up your YouTube videos? Click Here to Learn How
A note from Mrs. Milton: |
Let's try out some math problems. Remember to continue to answer questions and complete tasks until you need adult assistance or you reach the end of your comfort zone. You may reach step 2, for some step 5 and for others you may go all the way. Each problem will present different challenges for each child.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Answers - Grouchy Birthday, Oscar! SAMPLE PROBLEM
I hope you enjoyed answering the sample questions last week! Here are the answers to Grouchy Birthday, Oscar!
Step 1: 4 - 1 ; 3 trash cans
Step 2: 45 + 1 ; 46 years old
Step 3: (If you are 8 and Oscar is 45) 45 - 8 ; 37 years older
Step 5:
- 3 x 4 = 12
- 4/2 ; 4 divided by 2; 4 x 1/2
- 12 + 2
or 4+4+4+2 or (3x4)+2
14 pounds of trash
Step 6: 14 x 7 (14 pounds or trash times 7 days in a week)
98 pounds of trash
Please let me know if you have any questions on these answers. Your feedback makes for rich mathematical discussions.
Keep up the GREAT work! Mrs. Milton
98 pounds of trash
Week 1 July 7 Party in the Ocean
Norwood Public Schools -
Summer Math 2014
Week 1 - July 7
Monterey Bay, on the beautiful coast of California, sits above a giant underwater canyon, or wide crack in the ocean floor. It gives sea life a wonderful safe spot to live, so all kinds of awesome ocean creatures live in the bay - whales, dolphins, sea lions, and all kinds of fish. Every spring even more animals move in, thanks to cold water rising up from the ocean floor. More teeny fish move in, which brings in the bigger fish who eat them, then the seals who eat those fish, then whales who eat the seals. But this year the explosion of sea life is even bigger, thanks to strong winds and extra fish last year. It's such a boom that during class at Stanford University's marine lab there, a whole group of humpback whales will swim by and the teacher can't keep any of his students' attention - he just has to stop teaching and let the kids watch out the window until the whales swim away!
Visit the link below and listen to the story on NPR radio (there is no video)
Monterey Bay An 'Ocean Buffet Open For Business' This Spring
A note from Mrs. Milton: |
Let's try out some math problems. Remember to continue to answer questions and complete tasks until you need adult assistance or you reach the end of your comfort zone. You may reach step 2, for some step 5 and for others you may go all the way. Each problem will present different challenges for each child. You may want to write all of your answers on paper and then enter them into the form below.
Let's get going.....(look for answers to be posted on July 16)
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