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Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
Calculating Unit Rate
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This is a great real life activity to help students understand the application of Unit Rate. Students can look at real products in different sizes and determine what the better purchase is. There are many ways to use this activity, but a favorite of mine is to print the pictures and laminate them. I then lay them out on a table and allow the kids to pick one at a time until they complete the number of items I want them to do. I usually require them to do at least 10, but you can increase or decrease this to meet the needs of the kids.

Included is a chart that the kids can show their work on if you wan to use it. It can be a lot to copy, but for teachers with small group classes or kids with writing difficulties, the pre-printed chart could be a great way to differentiate or accommodate for those who need it.
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Calculating Unit Rate

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Description

This is a great real life activity to help students understand the application of Unit Rate. Students can look at real products in different sizes and determine what the better purchase is. There are many ways to use this activity, but a favorite of mine is to print the pictures and laminate them. I then lay them out on a table and allow the kids to pick one at a time until they complete the number of items I want them to do. I usually require them to do at least 10, but you can increase or decrease this to meet the needs of the kids.

Included is a chart that the kids can show their work on if you wan to use it. It can be a lot to copy, but for teachers with small group classes or kids with writing difficulties, the pre-printed chart could be a great way to differentiate or accommodate for those who need it.
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Solve unit rate problems including those involving unit pricing and constant speed. For example, if it took 7 hours to mow 4 lawns, then at that rate, how many lawns could be mowed in 35 hours? At what rate were lawns being mowed?
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