1. Warm Up Victoria will serve 58 guests one mini hamburger. Each hamburger uses 1/8 lb. of meat and a roll. Meat costs $4.39 a pound and rolls cost $3.82 for a package of 6. About how much will it cost to buy supplies for the guests?

2. Rounding Decimals Round Up Alignment Lesson

3. Find Day 27, “Decimal Distances”

4. North Square East Avenue Park Town Center Far East Shops South Pier 76.514 mi 47.98 mi 38.679 mi 39.020 mi 87.623 mi 21.73 mi Decimal Distances You need to get from North Square to the Far East Shops. Find all possible routes and estimate the total distance traveled on each route to the nearest tenth.

5. Rounding Decimals Round Up Sue is training for a half marathon by running 13 miles a day. Estimate how much she ran each day (to the nearest tenth). Then determine which day she ran closest to 13 miles. DayMiles Monday12.928 Tuesday13.013 Wednesday12.983 Thursday13.19 Friday12.78 Saturday13.019 Sunday13.100 Miles (nearest tenth) 12.9 13.0 13.2 12.8 13.0 13.1

6. Rounding Decimals Round Up Chose as many items as you think you can afford if you have $4 to spend on lunch. To do this, make a 3-colum chart and list the item, actual cost and estimated cost. Once your list is complete, estimate your total cost. Then switch with your partner(s) and compare actual costs to see who got closest to $4. National Elementary School Cafeteria ItemsPrices Crackers (2)$0.11 Cheese Stick$0.48 Slice of Cake$0.77 Apple$0.36 Corn$0.41 Chips$0.62 Ice Cream$0.87 Milk$0.27

7. Rounding Decimals Round Up Work with your partner to write two addition problems in which the estimated total and the exact answer are the same. If possible, find more than one possible answer. What similarities are there between these answers?

8. Rounding Decimals Round Up Work with your partner(s) to write two subtraction problems in which the estimated total and the exact answer are the same. If possible, find more than one possible answer. What similarities are there between these answers?

9. Rounding Decimals Round Up Write 6 different prices that round to $4.30, some greater than and some less than $4.30. Switch prices with your partner(s), then pick two prices from their list and put them in the problem below. Estimate the total and decide if Mark has enough money. Then find the actual total and solve the problem. Repeat the activity using other prices. Mark wants to buy a folder for ________ and a notebook for ________. He has $8.60. Does he have enough money to buy the folder and the notebook?

10. Homework Day 27, “Rounding Decimals Round Up Journal Prompt”