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Fruit

Add and Subtract Decimals

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Grapefruits 5.2 pounds Oranges 3.4 pounds Lemons 2.5 pounds

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Grapefruits 5.2 pounds Oranges 3.4 pounds Lemons 2.5 pounds

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Apples Cherries Grapes

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Apples 5.10 pounds Cherries 2.8 pounds Grapes 2.12 pounds

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I am buying fruit for the week for my family. Below are the weights from the previous slides. About how many pounds of fruit am I buying this week?

Grapefruits

5.2 pounds

Oranges

3.4 pounds

Lemons

2.5 pounds

Apples

5.10 pounds

Cherries

2.8 pounds

Grapes

2.12 pounds

Estimate

Turn and talk:

Estimate how many pounds of fruit I am buying this week.

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I am buying fruit for the week for my family. Below are the weights from the previous slides. About how many pounds of fruit am I buying this week?

Grapefruits

5.2 pounds

Oranges

3.4 pounds

Lemons

2.5 pounds

Apples

5.10 pounds

Cherries

2.8 pounds

Grapes

2.12 pounds

Estimate

What was your estimate? What estimation strategy did you use?

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I am buying fruit for the week for my family. Below are the weights from the previous slides. How many pounds of fruit am I buying this week? Am I buying more or less than 30 pounds of fruit? How much more or less?

Grapefruits

5.2 pounds

Oranges

3.4 pounds

Lemons

2.5 pounds

Apples

5.10 pounds

Cherries

2.8 pounds

Grapes

2.12 pounds

Solve

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I am buying fruit for the week for my family. Below are the weights from the previous slides. How many pounds of fruit am I buying this week? Am I buying more or less than 30 pounds of fruit? How much more or less?

Grapefruits

5.2 pounds

Oranges

3.4 pounds

Lemons

2.5 pounds

Apples

5.10 pounds

Cherries

2.8 pounds

Grapes

2.12 pounds

Debrief

Partner up:

Share how you solved the problem. How are your strategies similar? How are they different?

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I am buying fruit for the week for my family. Below are the weights from the previous slides. How many pounds of fruit am I buying this week? Am I buying more or less than 30 pounds of fruit? How much more or less?

Grapefruits

5.2 pounds

Oranges

3.4 pounds

Lemons

2.5 pounds

Apples

5.10 pounds

Cherries

2.8 pounds

Grapes

2.12 pounds

5.2 + 2.8 = 8 pounds 2.5 + 3.4 = 5.9 pounds

5.10 + 2.12 = 7.22 pounds

9 + 5.9 + 7.22 = 21.12 pounds

29.99 - 21.11 = 8.88 pounds less than 30 pounds

Debrief

Sean’s solution path

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Extend the Problem

If I buy the same weight of grapefruits and oranges for four weeks, how many pounds would that be? Would it be more than or less than 50 pounds? How much more or less?

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Estimate and solve.

56.24 + 22.7 = ____________

Estimate:

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Estimate and solve.

853.92 + 674.09 = ____________

Estimate:

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Estimate and solve.

1,234.5 - 852.87 = ____________

Estimate:

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Estimate and solve.

7,365.24 - 4,252.66 = ____________

Estimate: