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    This document provides guided notes on multiplying a fraction by a whole number. It includes examples of setting up and solving multiplication equations to model real-world situations involving fractions. Practice problems are also provided for students to work through, with space to show their work and write the multiplication equations. The learning target is to demonstrate understanding of multiplying a unit fraction by a whole number.

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    Guided Notes​: Multiply a Fraction by a Whole Number  

     
    Student Name:__________________________ 
    Score: ____/ 5 
    Learning Target: ​I will be able to demonstrate understanding that fraction b is a multiple of a unit
    a

    fraction 1b and use this understanding to multiply fraction by a whole number. 54 = 5 x ( 14 ) = ( 5 x4 1 )


     

    Teacher Led & Video Notes  Practice Problems from Video(s) 


    *Show your work!  

    Example 1:   Practice 1​: 


    Shade the model to show 3 x 3
    4
    . Shade the model to show 4 x 5
    8
    .

    Write a multiplication equation that shows the


    product. Write a multiplication equation that shows the
    product.

    Between which two numbers is the answer?


      Between which two numbers is the answer? 
       
       
    Example 2:   Practice 2​: 
    Last month, Danielle and Robbie sold candy to Mr. Johnson went to the beach last weekend
    raise money for a school field trip. Danielle sold 4 and collected 6 times as many seashells as Ms.
    times as much candy as Robbie. Robbie sold 25 Furgione. Ms. Furgione collected 23 buckets of
    of a case of candy. How many cases of candy seashells. How many seashells did Mr. Johnson
    did Danielle sell? Write and solve a multiplication collect? Write and solve a multiplication
    equation that models this situation. equation that models this situation.
     
     
       
       

    Practice 3​: 
    7x 6
    8

     
    You might just not be able to do it… YET!
    Believe in yourself.

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