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Using your name answer these math questions. Great first day activity, it's fun and incorporates math. Plus you get to learn where your students are in understanding these math questions (expanded form, fractions, graphing, multiplication, subtraction).
*Make an example with your name if feel students won't be able to do on own.
*Make an example with your name if feel students won't be able to do on own.
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Using your name answer these math questions. Great first day activity, it's fun and incorporates math. Plus you get to learn where your students are in understanding these math questions (expanded form, fractions, graphing, multiplication, subtraction).
*Make an example with your name if feel students won't be able to do on own.
*Make an example with your name if feel students won't be able to do on own.
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I love this, but I am a little at a loss for the directions. Specifically, the box with the multiplication. What digits are they supposed to multiply? The thoughts I had were either number of letters in first name x number in last name or the two digits in the sum of the first and last name. But then the part of about 3 digits really threw me for a loop, as I can't imagine anyone would have more than 99 digits in their name!
I completely see where I don't explain it well on the paper. I was thinking of it has first name # x second name #. I surprisingly have a student who has 15 letters in just their first name, so they had 15 and 7 15x7 is more difficult than 1x57 because they know any number times 1 is the same number.
I'm going to remove that explanation though because even as I looked back it doesn't make sense. Thanks for the feedback.
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