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Harcourt Math−Grade 5 MODULE 9<br />

DAY: 6<br />

Unit 6: Operations with Fractions<br />

<strong>Module</strong> 7: Chapter 21: Multiply Fractions<br />

LESSON 21.4, Pp. 386-387<br />

MATERIALS:<br />

LESSON<br />

FOCUS:<br />

CALIFORNIA<br />

STANDARDS:<br />

PURPOSE OF<br />

LESSON:<br />

LAUNCH:<br />

Introduce<br />

students to<br />

concepts.<br />

Multiplying Mixed Numbers<br />

Number Sense 2.4 Understand the concept of multiplication and division<br />

of fractions;<br />

2.5 Compute and perform simple multiplication and division fractions<br />

and apply these procedures to solving problems.<br />

Mixed numbers are renamed as improper fractions before multiplying;<br />

* OPTIONAL: use the GCF to simplify factors when mixed numbers are<br />

multiplied<br />

• Write the problem 1/2 × 1 2/3 on the board.<br />

• Ask students to work with a partner to solve it. Share solution/ strategies.<br />

(using squares, the distributive property and multiplying fractions by<br />

changing the mixed number to a fraction.)<br />

• Write the problem 2 1/4 × 1 2/3 on the board. Ask how this problem differs<br />

from the previous problem (two mixed numbers)<br />

EXPLORE:<br />

Work with the<br />

concept. Focus<br />

on students<br />

“doing”<br />

mathematics.<br />

PRACTICE:<br />

Focus on<br />

Communication<br />

and<br />

Representation.<br />

SUMMARIZE:<br />

Connect<br />

purpose to<br />

activities.<br />

Learn, P. 386: Plan Ahead. Read together.<br />

• Students work in pairs to solve it.<br />

• If students do not change both mixed numbers to fractions, ask them to try<br />

that strategy and see if it works.<br />

Teach, P. 386; Guided Instruction questions to guide discussion.<br />

Check, P. 386 #1-3. Do together and discuss.<br />

Check, P. 387 #4-8<br />

• Use the multiplying fractions method (Change both mixed numbers to<br />

fractions and multiply.).<br />

• If students have difficulty finding the GCF to factor multiplication problems,<br />

have students do Alternative Teaching Strategy, p. 386B.<br />

Practice & Problem Solving, P. 387 #25-32.<br />

• Work with partners. Discuss. Then do #18-20 and discuss.<br />

ASSESS, TE P. 387: DISCUSS.<br />

ASSESS, TE P. 387: Write. Give an example.<br />

OR<br />

Practice & Problem Solving, P. 387 #33.<br />

HOMEWORK: Practice & Problem Solving, P. 387 #19-21.<br />

ROUTINES:<br />

Mixed Review, P. 387<br />

Revised 3/05/04 24

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