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Unit Rate Ratio Rarities

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COMBINED RATING

4.0 Stars

TEACHERS (10)

4.7

STUDENTS (2992)

3.4

LENGTH

12 Minutes

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CAPABILITIES

iPad Support

Spanish Language Support

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Description

Unlock the joy of math with "Unit Rate Ratio Rarities!" Step into a whimsical card shop where deals, duels, and mini-games make learning ratios and unit rates a thrilling adventure. Students will negotiate card pack prices, face off in exciting battles, and master math skills through lively token-collecting challenges. Designed to be as entertaining as it is educational, this game offers a dynamic, hands-on experience that's perfect for classroom or at-home learning. Get ready for a vibrant, interactive way to make complex math concepts click!

Vocabulary Words

unite rate

unit

ratio

compare

Instructions

Play through this interactive game to learn about Solve Unit Rate Problems. Suitable for Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8.

Main Concepts

Special attention to the correct placement of units is key.

The unit rate is a comparison and does not refer to the units (cups, feet, secs etc.). The unit rate shows the relationship to 1, “for each 1” or “for every 1.”

Ratios have associated rates that relate to the unit ratio (5 feet in 3 seconds has a rate of 5/3 feet for every 1 second).

Ratios are expressed as “for each” and “per”

Ratios can have the same units (ratios) or different units (rates). The term Ratio can be used for same and different units as well.

Finding unit rate in constant speed and unit price consists of dividing to find the cost of 1 unit or the constant speed of one unit (If 3lbs of peanuts are 12 dollars what is the cost of 1lb? 12/3 = 4 dollars per lb). (If Mark can paint 6 fences in 2 hrs how many did he paint in 1hr? 6/2 = 3 fences).

Unit Rate reasoning can be used to compare rates of speed and price (which item is cheaper if one cost $4 for 3oz and the other is $7 for 5oz?), (Who is faster at stacking shelves if Henry stacked 10 shelves in 3 hrs and Rowan stacked 15 shelves in 4 hrs?).

Discussion Questions

Before the Game

If six sodas cost $12, how much does one soda cost? What is an equivilent fraction to 1/2? How do you know which is bigger, 2/4 or 3/4?

After the Game

What is another ratio equal to 2:3? If you pay $15 fo 5 pizzas, what is the unit rate? Would 8 pizzas for $24 be a better deal?

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Lexile Level

905