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BLM 1—Base-ten grid paper

BLM 2—10 × 10 grids

BLM 3—Hundredths disk

BLM 4—10,000 grid

AJ

B

H

ID

GC

E

F

BLM 5—Look-alike rectangles

Look-Alike RectanglesThree Groups and an Odd Ball

Ratio of sides

(Letter of rect.) Long side Short side Short/Long

RectanglesGroup 1 Measures in cm

Ratio of sides



Ratio of sides



Ratio of sides


Odd Ball Measures in cm

BLM 6—Look-alike rectangles recording sheet

BLM 7—2-cm square grid

BLM 8—1-cm square grid

BLM 9—0.5-cm square grid

BLM 10—1-cm square dot grid

BLM 11—2-cm isometric grid

BLM 12—Assorted shapes (a)

BLM 13—Assorted shapes

5

7 6

4

1

23

Tangrams

Mosaic puzzle

BLM 19—Tangrams and mosaic puzzle

A

BC

D

EF

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

BLM 20—Assorted triangles

Properties of sides:

Properties of angles:

Properties of diagonals: Note: Diagonals are perpendicular or not Bisected by the other or not Congruent or not

Properties of symmetry (line and point):

Parallelograms

BLM 21—Property lists for quadrilaterals (parallelograms)





Rhombuses

BLM 22—Property lists for quadrilaterals (rhombuses)





Rectangles

BLM 23—Property lists for quadrilaterals (rectangles)





Squares

BLM 24—Property lists for quadrilaterals (squares)

A1

A2

B1

B2

C1

C2Cut out the rectangle. For each pair, decide which is larger or if they are the same area. You may cut or fold the rectangles to help with your decision.

Explain your reasoning on separate paper.

BLM 25—Rectangle comparison

180 Degrees

8 Wedges

BLM 26—Degrees and wedges

A1

In each pair, decide which rectangle is larger or if they are the same size. You may use one square centimeter and a centimeter ruler. Do not draw on the ractangles or cut them out. Explain your reasoning on a separate paper.

A2

B1 B2

squarecentimeter

centimeterruler

BLM 27—Rectangle comparison—units

It’s a Matter of Rates

1. Terry can run 4 laps in 12 minutes. Susan can run 3 laps in 9 minutes. Who is the faster runner?

2. Jack and Jill were picking strawberries at the Pick Your Own Berry Patch. Jack “sampled” 5 berries every 25 minutes. Jill ate 3 berries every 10 minutes. If they both pick at about the same speed, who will bring home more berries?

3. Some of the hens in Farmer Brown’s chicken farm lay brown eggs and the others lay white eggs. Farmer Brown noticed that in the large hen house he collected about 4 brown eggs for every 10 white ones. In the smaller hen house the ratio of brown to white was 1 to 3. In which hen house do the hens lay more brown eggs?

4. The Talks-a-Lot Phone Company charges 70¢ for every 15 minutes. Reaching Out Phone Company charges $1.00 for 20 minutes. Which company is offering the cheaper rate?

BLM L-1

Name

Rectangles made with 36 tiles

Rectangle Dimensions Area Perimeter

BLM L-2

Tilt or Balance?

4 × 7 + 10 5 × 8

4 × 7 + 10 5 × 8<=>

(8 × 4) + 4 6 × 6

(8 × 4) + 4 6 × 6<=>

4 (2 × 7) + 3 (2 + 9) 6 – 7

4 (2 × 7) + 3 (2 + 9) 6 – 7<=>

Name

BLM L-3

Tilt or Balance Challenge

n + 3 n × 2

n + 3 n × 2——

( n × 5) + 2 ( n – 2) 9

( n × 5) + 2 ( n – 2) 9——

2 × n + 8 – n 3 × n – 6

2 × n + 8 – n 3 × n – 6——

Name

BLM L-4

Create a Journey Story

If possible, create a story about a journey that the graph could represent. If not possible, explain.

A

Time

Dis

tanc

e

C

Time

Dis

tanc

e

E

Time

Dis

tanc

e

B

Time

Dis

tanc

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Time

Dis

tanc

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F

Time

Dis

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e

BLM L-5

Toy Purchases

BLM L-6

Toying with Measures

Name

Mean Median Mode

Original Set of 6

Calculate the actual statistics for each of the changes.

Add a $20 toy

Return the $1 toy

Get a free toy

Buy a second $12 toy

Your change:

Make predictions based on these changes. Give reasons for your predictions.

Add a $20 toy

Reasons

Return the $1 toy

Reasons

Get a free toy

Reasons

Buy a second $12 toy

Reasons

Your change:

Reasons

BLM L-7

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