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NOTES

NOTES

FROM

FROM

THETHE

AUTHORS

AUTHORS

 MIDDLE

 MIDDLE SCHOOLSCHOOL MATH MATH

is a series of five books designed to provide is a series of five books designed to provide practice with skills and concepts taught practice with skills and concepts taught

in

intoday's middle schtoday's middle school mathematiool mathematicscs

programs.

programs. The series The series useuses many os many of thf thee same puzz

same puzzle fle formats aormats a ss PRPRE E  AL ALGE- -  GEBRBRAA and

and ALGEBRAALGEBRA

both published by Creative Publications. both published by Creative Publications. W

We belie believe eve tthhaat mastt mastery oery of maf math skills anth skills andd concepts requi

concepts requires both res both gogood teaching and aod teaching and a grea

great deat deal ol of practf practice. ice. Our goal Our goal is to provideis to provide puz

puzzle azle activitictivities tes thaha t make tt make t his his practipracticece more meaningful and effective. To this end, more meaningful and effective. To this end, we have tried to build into these activities we have tried to build into these activities three characteristics:

three characteristics: 1.

1. KNOWKNOWLEDGLEDGE OF E OF RESULTS.RESULTS. VariousVarious dev

deviceices ars are ue used sed in tin the he puzzlpuzzles to tees to tellll stu

stu dedents whether or not their annts whether or not their answersswers ar

are correct. e correct. FeedbFeedback occurs immediateack occurs immediatelyly after

after

For example, if a particular answer

For example, if a particular answer iiss notnot

in

inthe code or scrambled answer list, thethe code or scrambled answer list, the

student knows it is incorrect. He or she student knows it is incorrect. He or she can t

can t hen then try again or asry again or as k fk for hor helpelp.. Additional feedback and reinforcement Additional feedback and reinforcement

have tried

have tried to minimizto minimize e ththe time spee time spe nt onnt on finding answers or doing other puzzle finding answers or doing other puzzle mechanics.

mechanics. 3.

3.CAREFUL SELECTION OF TOPICSCAREFUL SELECTION OF TOPICS AND EXERCISES.

AND EXERCISES. The puzzles withinThe puzzles within each topic area are carefully sequenced each topic area are carefully sequenced so that each one builds on skills and so that each one builds on skills and conc

conceptepts previously covs previously covered. Theered. The

sequence of exercises within each puzzle sequence of exercises within each puzzle

i

iss designed to guide students in incredesigned to guide students in incre

--mental, step

mental, step--byby--step fashion step fashion towardtoward mastery of the

mastery of the

A

A primary goaprimary goall iiss the development ofthe development of

problem

problem--solving solving ability. In ability. In order order to solveto solve probl

problems, studems, stud entent s need not s need not ononly rulesly rules and

and strategies bustrategies bu t also a t also a meameaninningfugfull unde

understarstandinnding og of basic concepts. Somef basic concepts. Some puzzl

puzzles in tes in t hihis series as series are designed spre designed speciecif f 

--ically to build concepts. Other puzzles, ically to build concepts. Other puzzles, espec

especially those for estimatially those for estimation, also helpion, also help deepen students' understanding by

deepen students' understanding by encou

encouraginraging them to loog them to look at k at numbers anumbers a ss quant

quantities ratherities rather thanthan ju ju st st aa s symbols tos symbols to be manipulated. For puzzles specifically be manipulated. For puzzles specifically keyed to

keyed to problem solving, problem solving, we have triedwe have tried to write prob

to write problemlems s thth at at are are intereinterestingsting nd

nd uncontriuncontrived. Wved. We have included extrae have included extra W M H

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Table

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of

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Contents

Contents

11

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BASIC FACTSBASIC FACTS

a

a

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Multiplication FactsMultiplication Facts b

b

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Division FactsDivision Facts

cc

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Review: Basic FactsReview: Basic Facts

...

...

...

...

...

d

d

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Problem Solving: Mixed ApplicationsProblem Solving: Mixed Applications

e

e

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Using Basic Facts: Finding MultiplesUsing Basic Facts: Finding Multiples ff..

2

2

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PLACEPLACE VALUE VALUE ANDAND NUMERATIONNUMERATION

a

a

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Place Value to Hundred ThousandsPlace Value to Hundred Thousands b

b

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Place Value to Hundred MillionsPlace Value to Hundred Millions cc.. Place Value to Hundred BillionsPlace Value to Hundred Billions

...

...

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Comparing and Ordering NumbersComparing and Ordering Numbers 2211

e

e

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Rounding: NearestRounding: Nearest 10. 10. 100.100.oror ff.. Rounding: NearestRounding: Nearest

3

3

..

ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF WHOLE NUMBERSADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF WHOLE NUMBERS

Basic Properties o

Basic Properties of f AdditionAddition Addition: Two Addends Addition: Two Addends

Addition: Three or More Addends Addition: Three or More Addends Subtraction Subtraction ... ...77--1 1 00 ... ...1111--1133 ... ...1144 15 15 ... ...1166

...

...

Using Basic Facts: Finding Factors

Using Basic Facts: Finding Factors 1177

... ...1188 ... ... ... ...2200 000 000 ...2222 10. 100. 10. 100.1.000.1.000.or 10.or 10.000000 2233 ... ...2424 ... ...2255 ... ...2266 ... ...2727

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5

5

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DIVISION OF WHOLDIVISION OF WHOLE NUMBERSE NUMBERS

a

a.. Mental MathMental Math: Using Divis: Using Division Factsion Facts b

b

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Mental MathMental Math: Special Quotien: Special Quotientsts cc

..

d

d.. DividingDividingbbyyaa

e

e.. Zeros in the QuotientZeros in the Quotient

ff.. g

g

..

DividingDividingbyby

a

a

--Digit Divisor: Larger QuotientsDigit Divisor: Larger Quotients

h

h

..

Finding AveragesFinding Averages

ii.. RevieRevie

Division

Division

by

by

aa --Digit DivisorDigit Divisor

Problem Solving: Mixed

Problem Solving: Mixed ApplicationsApplications

Dividing by

Dividing by Multiples ofMultiples of 1010

II.. Dividing by a 2Dividing by a 2-- -

-m

m.. DividingDividingbbyy a 2a 2--Digit Digit Divisor: Divisor: Larger Larger

..

n

n RevieReview: w: All All Operations Operations with with Whole Whole

..

o

o Problem Problem Solving: Solving: OneOne-

-..

p

p ProblProblem Solving: Oem Solving: Onene-

-6

6

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ENRICHMENTENRICHMENT

...

...

a

a

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Roman NumeralsRoman Numerals 7676

b

b.. BaseBase 22 NumeralsNumerals 7777

...

...

...

...

...

...

...

Estimating Quotients: Compatible Numbers

Estimating Quotients: Compatible Numbers

...

...

5656--5757

--Digit DivisorDigit Divisor

...

...

5858--6060

...

...

...

...

6161 Problem Solving: Meaning o

Problem Solving: Meaning of f the Quotientthe Quotient

...

...

...

...

6262

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...

...

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6363

...

...

w: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplicatio

w: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication,n,

...

...

6565 .. kk..

...

...

66 66

...

...

6767 Digit Divisor:

Digit Divisor: Digit QuotientsDigit Quotients

...

...

...

...

88--6969

...

...

Quotients Quotients 7070--7272

...

...

Numbers Numbers 7373

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...

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...

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Step

Step Problems Problems 7474

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Step and Multi

Step and Multi--Step Step Problems Problems 7575

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ABOUT

ABOUT

The sel

The selectioection n oof topif topics forcs for M MIIDDDDLLEE SCHOOLSCHOOL  MAT

 MAT HH reflects recent thinkingreflects recent thinking

about

about what is iwhat is important in an mportant in an updated updated middmiddlele school math program. Virtually every puzzle school math program. Virtually every puzzle cancan

be matched with a particular lesson

be matched with a particular lesson inin recentrecent editi

editions oons of popular textbooks. Af popular textbooks. Aftefter r stst ududenen tsts have rece

have receiveived instd instructiruction in a on in a topic and topic and workworkeded some sample exercises, y

some sample exercises, you might assign ou might assign aa puzzle along with a selection of textbook puzzle along with a selection of textbook exercises.

exercises.

Stu

Studenden ts in ts in the middlthe middle grade grades should begin toes should begin to classify m

classify many mathematics any mathematics problemsproblems andand

exercises into one o

exercises into one of thf three categories:ree categories:

1

1 .. MENTALMENTAL M MAATTHH..Problems for whichProblems for which anan exactexact

answer ca

answer can be obtained mentally.n be obtained mentally.

2.

2.ESTIMATION.ESTIMATION. Problems for whichProblems for which anan

approxima

approximate answer, obtained mentally, iste answer, obtained mentally, is sufficient.

sufficient.

3.

3.TOOLS.TOOLS. Problems requiringProblems requiring ananexact answerexact answer

th

th at cannot be obtaiat cannot be obtained mentned mentallyally. Stude. Stude ntsnts will use paper and pencil and/or

will use paper and pencil and/or

THE

THE

PUZZLES

PUZZLES

problems in

problems in CategoriesCategories 11 andand 2,2, should be done mentally.

should be done mentally.

To solve problems in Category

To solve problems in Category 3,3,calculators arecalculators are wonderful tools for computing. Students may wonderful tools for computing. Students may also nee

also need paper d paper and and pencpencil to make diagrams,il to make diagrams, write equations, record results, etc., so they will write equations, record results, etc., so they will need both kinds of tools. On the other

need both kinds of tools. On the other hand,hand, students should not need calculators for students should not need calculators for problems

problems iinn CategoriesCategories probproblemlems ts t hathat call for mental math or estimation. Skills in call for mental math or estimation. Skills in these a

these arearea s are s are essential essential not only in daily not only in daily lilifefe but

but also foalso for thr the intee intelliglligent uent u se ose of f the calculatorthe calculator itself. The puzzles

itself. The puzzles inin thithis series reflect s series reflect thesethese three catego

three categories and ries and the the distinction betwedistinction betweenen them.

them.

Whe

When studen students nts do use calculatorsdo use calculators , you m, you mayay want to have them write

want to have them write downdown whateverwhatever numbers and operations they punch in and numbers and operations they punch in and theitheirr answers. This makes it

answers. This makes it easier easier to idento identiftify they the cause o

cause of any error anf any error an dd assistsassistsin classin class managemen

management. Even t. Even when studwhen stud enen ts do mentalts do mental math or estimation puzzles, have

math or estimation puzzles, have complete

complete list olist of ansf answerwerss and,and,where appropriate,where appropriate, the process used

the process used to geto get the answerst the answers . Encourage. Encourage

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go every

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Find the answer to each exerciseinin the code. Each time the answerthe code. Each time the answer appears, write the letter of that exercise above it.

appears, write the letter of that exercise above it.

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Find the answer to each exercise in t

Find the answer to each exercise in t he appropriate set of answers andhe appropriate set of answers and notice the letter next to it.

notice the letter next to it. Write this letter in the box containing theWrite this letter in the box containing the number of the exercise.

number of the exercise.

Ms. Shoe made

Ms. Shoe made3636cookies andcookies and divided them

divided them equally among herequally among her

9

9kids. How many cookies didkids. How many cookies did each kid get?

each kid get?

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the letter above each answer. When you finish, the answer to er. When you finish, the answer to the title qthe title question will remain!uestion will remain!

Osgood is having a party. He Osgood is having a party. He plans to send 20 invitations. plans to send 20 invitations.IfIf invitations are sold in packs of invitations are sold in packs of 5,

5,how many should he buy?how many should he buy?

Osgood decides he needs Osgood decides he needs2424

hot dogs and

hot dogs and 66bags of potatobags of potato chips for his party.

chips for his party.IfIfhot dogshot dogs come in packs of 8, how come in packs of 8, how many packs should he buy? many packs should he buy?

Osgood decides to serve Osgood decides to serve soda in 12

soda in 12--ounce cans.ounce cans.HeHe

thinks he

thinks he will need 36 will need 36 canscans.. How many 6

How many 6--packs of sodapacks of soda

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contains your ansns your answer. When you finish, write the letterwer. When you finish, write the letters from the remaining boxes in thes from the remaining boxes in the spaces at the bottom of t

spaces at the bottom of the page.he page.

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Larry bought 7 medium pizzas from Pizzas from Pizza

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Perry bought 22small andsmall and33large pizzas.large pizzas. a.

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b. What was the tott was the total cost?al cost? Mary bought

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b. What was the total coshat was the total cost?t? Barry bought 9 small and

Barry bought 9 small and 44medium pizzas.medium pizzas.

a.

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b. What was the tothat was the total cost?al cost? Kerry bought

Kerry bought66 small pizzas for small pizzas for a group ofa group of 88people.people.

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Mark each box containing a number that doesnumber that doesnotnotbelongbelonginin thatthat

row.

row. Then write the letters from these boxes on the lines)Then write the letters from these boxes on the lines)at the right.at the right.

Multiples

Multiples

0 0 55 15 18 20 25 30 35 3615 18 20 25 30 35 36

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Multiples

of 2 of 2

0

0

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6

6

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8

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Multiples

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Multiples

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containing the number of the exercise. factors of 28

factors of 28 22 factors of 18factors of 18 33 factors of 15factors of 15 factfactors oors of 42f 42 factors of 49factors of 49 66 factors of 24factors of 24

7

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answer in the box containing the number of the exercise.

A

A blue whale could weigh more thanblue whale could weigh more than 294,350294,350

Give the

Give thedigit indigit ineach placeach place named.e named. tens' place

tens' place hundreds' placehundreds' place

thousands' place

thousands' place ten thousands' placeten thousands' place

In one year, an elephant might eat

In one year, an elephant might eat 102,845102,845 poundspounds of hay. Give the digit in eac

of hay. Give the digit in each h place named.place named. ones' place

ones' place ten thousands' placeten thousands' place hundreds' place

hundreds' place hundred thousands' placehundred thousands' place

The numbe

The number of sr of species of beetlpecies of beetles is more thanes is more than 216,750.216,750.

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answer in the box containing the number of the exercise.e exercise.

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The area of the United States isnited States is3,618,4653,618,465 square miles.square miles. Give the digit in each place

Give the digit in each place 1

1 tens' placetens' place ten thousands' placeten thousands' place

The earth travels around the sun in

The earth travels around the sun in31,556,92631,556,926 seconds.seconds. Give the digit in each place named.

Give the digit in each place named. hundreds' place

hundreds' place hundred thousandhundred thousands' s' placeplace millions' place

millions' place ten millions' placeten millions' place

The speed of light is

The speed of light is 670,614,120670,614,120

Give the digit in each place named. Give the digit in each place named.

ones' place

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ten millions' place hundred millions' placehundred millions' place

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Write the number in standard form.ard form. 12,034,05012,034,050

one million, two hundred thirty

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nanied nanied

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18.

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20.

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At the bottom of the page, find the box containing the number you wrote in the blank. At the bottom of the page, find the box containing the number you wrote in the blank. Write the letter you circled

Write the letter you circled inin this box.this box.

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2.

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machine?

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answer appears, write the lettars, write the letterer ofof the exercise above it.the exercise above it.

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C.

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people.

A.

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B

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C.

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among the

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high schools in the district. How much

high schools in the district. How much divide the divide the total costotal cost equally, hot equally, how muchw much

did each school receive?

did each school receive? will each pay?will each pay?

38,481 38,481

TREASURE

TREASURE

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