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Mr. A’s Math VocabularyWorkstation

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•Are you ready?

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What is AREA?

A. The Number of square units covering something

B. The amount a container can hold.

C. The number below the fraction bar

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Area is the amount of square units covering a figure.

Good job!

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What is an Array?

A. A person named RayB. Shows objects in rows and columnsC. Something used to measure length

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An array is a picture that uses rows and columns to help you solve a multiplication problem.

3x2=6 pennies Way to go!

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What is a Bar Graph?

A. A graph that uses bars to show informationB. A graph that uses pictures to show informationC. Shapes that are solid.

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A bar graph uses bars to show information.

Hooray!!

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Capacity is…

A. A city where people wear caps.B. A shape with six sides.C. The amount a container can hold.

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Capacity is how much a container can hold.

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What is a centimeter?

A. A unit of measurement as big as a floor tile.B. A unit of measurement as wide as your pinky

nail.C. A unit of measurement as big as a meter

stick.

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•A centimeter is a unit of measurement as wide as your pinky nail.

Oh yea!Oh Yeah!

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When something is certain it will…

A. Never happenB. Maybe happenC. Will always happen

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•When something is certain, it will always happen.

The sun is certain to rise every morning. That’s right.

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Congruent is when figures are …

A. PrettyB. 3 dimensionalC. The same size and same shape

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•Congruent means that two figures are the same size and same shape.

The force is with you.

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What is a Denominator?

A. The number on top of the fraction bar.B. A person who wears spikes and denominates

you.C. The number below the fraction bar.

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•A Denominator is the number below the fraction Bar.

Oooh! Oooh! Oooh!

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The answer to a subtraction problem is called the…A. SumB. ProductC. Difference

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The answer to a subtraction problem is the difference.

Great! You get an award!!

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Time that has passed is called …

A. The pastB. Elapsed timeC. Wasted time

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•Time that has passed is called elapsed time.

You rock Dude! Cowabunga!!

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Equally likely means…

A. Has less of a chance of happeningB. Has more of a chance of happeningC. Has the same chance of happening

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Equally likely means there is the same chance of something happening.

You have an equal chance of landing on each color because they are the same size.

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Estimate tells you to…

A. GuessB. RoundC. Do a happy dance

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When you estimate you should round to find out how many.

Estimate can also mean to Guess how many there might be. Yessssss!!!!

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What are even numbers?

Numbers with 1 3 5 7 and 9 in the ones place

Or

Numbers with 0 2 4 6 and 8 in the ones place

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Even numbers have 0 2 4 6 and 8 in the ones place.

You’re smarter than your friendly neighborhood

spiderman!

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What is a fraction?A. Shapes that are shadedB. A number that names part of a wholeC. Numbers that are too hard to learn about

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Fractions name parts of a whole.

You make our country proud.

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Greater than means…

A. A number that is biggerB. A number that is smallerC. A number that is the same

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Greater than means that a number is bigger than another number.Remember the mouth Always eats the bigger Number.

Example: 100 > 40 Well done mortal! 100 is Greater than 40

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Impossible means…A. Something will happen for sureB. Something might happenC. Something can never, ever, ever happen

(ever!)

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Impossible means something will never happen.

It is impossible for people To fly. You just blew my mind!!

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Least likely means…

A. Is less likely to happenB. Is more likely to happenC. Will never happen

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Least likely means something is less likely to happen.

This little kid will least likely beat This HUGE sumo guy. You should be part of the

Avengers!!


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