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Students will explore modelling both types of division (partitive and quotative).

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The purpose of the Day 2 activities is to reinforce key concepts from Day 1. Students will engage in a string of related problems through a math talk and will have an opportunity to complete independent purposeful practice.

They will also begin investigating finding a percent of a quantity through the relationship between percents, fractions and partitioning. The math talk and purposeful practice serve to develop a deeper understanding of the following big ideas.

  • Multiplication and division are related.
  • There are two types of division.
  • Partitive division reveals a rate.
  • Quotative (or measured) division reveals the numbers of parts when the rate is known.
  • The dividend from any division sentence can be decomposed into smaller parts to allow for friendlier division by the divisor. This strategy is known as partial quotients. (i.e.: 85 ÷ 5 = 45 ÷ 5 + 40 ÷ 5 = 9 + 8 = 17)
  • Percents and fractions are related.
  • A percent of a quantity can be found through partitioning.

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Math Talk

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Part 1: 

Present the contexts below one at a time. Consider leveraging the context from day 1 in that there are many different tourist attractions in Niagara Falls, Ontario which is why the following contexts arise.

Encourage students to use a mathematical model to represent the situation and solve. If the array is not a model used by any students, find an opportunity to highlight this tool by using it to model the thinking of a student as you highlight their approach and strategy regardless of whether they chose to use the array model to represent their thinking.

$120 was used to purchase 8 tickets. What was the cost of each ticket?

$120 was used to purchase tickets at a cost of $16 per ticket. How many tickets were purchased?

The roller coaster has a maximum capacity of 160 riders. If there are 8 passenger cars, how many passengers does each car hold?

The roller coaster has a maximum capacity of 160 riders. If each passenger car can hold 8 passengers, how many cars are there?

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Purposeful Practice

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$120 was used to purchase 8 tickets.

What was the cost of each ticket?

 

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$120 was used to purchase tickets at a cost of $16 per ticket.

How many tickets were purchased?

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The roller coaster has a maximum capacity of 160 riders.

If there are 8 passenger cars, how many passengers does each car hold?

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The roller coaster has a maximum capacity of 160 riders.

If each passenger car can hold 8 passengers, how many cars are there?

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