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SRA Math Explorations and Applications, Willoughby, 1999, SRA McGraw-Hill Section References Lesson 43
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Previously Published Data 1.) Students will group the objects in a bag according to size, estimate and record the lengths, measure the objects, and then check their measurements with a partner. 2.) Students will estimate to the nearest 10, solve the estimated problem, then calculate exactly: 386 + 413 972 - 517 749 - 244 3.) Students will estimate to the nearest 100, solve the estimated problem, then calculate exactly: 386 + 413 972 - 517 749 - 244 4.) Students will estimate to the nearest 1000, solve the estimated problem, then calculate exactly: 3456 - 2672 8732 - 7439 1099 + 2497 4501 + 3502 |
Previously Published Data 1.) Given a sheet with lines of various lengths, students will estimate each length to the nearest inch (1" to 12"). 2.) Given a set of numbers, students will estimate to the nearest 10, 100, and 1000, solve the estimated problems, then calculate the exact answers. 3.) Given word problems that involve numbers through 1000, students will estimate, then calculate the solutions.
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