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HW #35- Multiplying Fractions HW #36- Area and Perimeter Week 11, Day Three Agenda Correct/Collect Homework Notes: Parallelograms Closer Warm UpCloser.

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1 HW #35- Multiplying Fractions HW #36- Area and Perimeter Week 11, Day Three Agenda Correct/Collect Homework Notes: Parallelograms Closer Warm UpCloser Convert to decimal and percent. A. Simplify. B. C. Draw 3 unique parallelograms. Be neat!

2 Closer: Day 3 Draw 3 unique parallelograms. Be neat!

3 Closer: Day 2 Why do we need a common denominator to add, but we don’t need one to multiply?

4 Closer: Day 1 Today we will use unit rectangles to solve problems with fractions. Do you see any shortcut we could use to multiply fractions?

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