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Let’s Practice for PSSA
• We are going to go over:• Shapes• Elapsed time• Solids• Making Change and Money review• Area with blocks• Perimeter• Line of Symmetry• Measurement Review
Shapes
• Hexagon –• Circle• Square• Rectangle• Triangle• Octagon
• Let’s draw some on your boards.
Center
Geometry
• Line Segment
• Angle
• Right Angle
• Vertex90
Degrees
Vertex
Time
• Write on your board – Like a digital clock.
• Another way of writing “fifty-five minutes after 8?”
Elapsed time
• You need to know
• How much time has passed
• What time something happened.
• Break the problem into parts.
• Do the hours first
• Count the minutes.
• A movie started at half past 3 It was 2 hours long. What time did the movie end?
• What time did it start?• 3:30• How long was it?• 3:30 + 2 hours more • 5:30
• A movie started at half past 3 It was 2 hours long. What time did the movie end?
• What time did it start?• 3:30• How long was it?• 3:30 + 2 hours more • 5:30
• Nilda has track practice from 3:30 to 5:15
• How long is practice?
• How much between 3:30 and 4:30?
• Can you count to 5:30?
• How much time between 4:30 and 5:15
• Count the minutes?
Let’s add some time
• Sue waited for 18 minutes for the train, then 43 minutes for the bus. How long did she wait for both the train and the bus?
• How would you solve this?
Solids
• Cube• Sphere• Cylinder• Cone• Rectangular Prism• Pyramid
Solids
• Faces –
• Corner
• Edge
Line of Symmetry
• A figure has symmetry if it can be separated or folded exactly in 2 parts.
Symmetry
• A figure that can be folded to make equal parts is a symmetrical figure.
Sometimes there are more than one line of symmetry
Money
Let’s add some coins:
Perimeter
• The distance around a figure
5 inches
6 Inches
Perimeter
Find the perimeter:
16 meters
10 meters
AREA
• The measure of space of a shape
• You have to count the blocks in all, like squares on the floor.
7 squares
6 squares
Find the Area
Volume• The measure of space in cubes – 3 D.
• You have to count the blocks that you can’t see.
Volume
• How many cubes?
Try again
• What is the number of cubes in all?
• Find the Volume – Count the cubes
Measurement
• US Customary –
• Length –inch, foot, yard and mile
• Weight – Ounce, pound and ton
• Capacity – teaspoon, tablespoon, cup, pint quart and gallon
Metric
• Length – Centimeter, meter and Kilometer
• Weight – Gram and Kilogram
• Capacity - Liter and milliliter
Open ended – What do you need?
• Ron has this much money?
• Does he have enough to pay for a meal that costs $2.29?
• What do you know about money to explain your answer?
• Ron uses his bills. How much change does Ron receive?
• Show your work?
• Explain how you got your answer?
We need POWER Math words
• First, Second…..
• To FIND OUT
• To SHOW
• To GET
• To solve
Ready for some PSSA Jeopardy!