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TG • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 • Answer Key   1 Answer Key • Lesson 3: Use Problem Solving Strategies Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Student Activity Book The Children Who Traveled to Find a Hard Problem (SAB pp. 458–459) Dinner Guests * 20 plates; 16 4 20 (Possible response: I counted on: 17, 18, 19, 20) Shepherd * 6 sheep: 18 12 = or 12 = 18 6 6 SAB • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 Use Problem Solving Strategies 458 Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Name Date Dinner Guests One evening the family had some dinner guests. The father wanted to set the table. He said, “There are four of us in the family, and we have sixteen guests. How many plates do we need?” Show your work. The family needs plates. X Student Activity Book - Page 458 Use Problem Solving Strategies SAB • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 459 Name Date Copyright © Kendall Hunt Publishing Company Shepherd Jack and Tess set out from home in search of a hard problem. Soon they came to a shepherd who was sitting with 18 sheep by the roadside. The poor shepherd was crying. Jack asked what was the matter. The shepherd said, “I have a really hard problem. I am watching 18 sheep for Farmer Bob and Farmer Dan. I know that Bob gave me 12 sheep, but I’ll never figure out how many Dan gave me: it’s too hard!” Show your work. Dan gave the shepherd sheep. X Student Activity Book - Page 459 *Answers and/or discussion are included in the lesson.

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The Children Who Traveled to Find a HardProblem (SAB pp. 458–459)

Dinner Guests * 20 plates; 16 � 4 � 20 (Possible response: Icounted on: 17, 18, 19, 20)

Shepherd* 6 sheep: 18 � 12 = or 12 � = 186 6

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Dinner Guests

One evening the family had some dinner guests. The father wanted to set the table. He said, “There are four of us in the family,and we have sixteen guests. How many plates do we need?”

Show your work.

The family needs plates.X

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Shepherd

Jack and Tess set out from home in search of a hard problem.Soon they came to a shepherd who was sitting with 18 sheep bythe roadside. The poor shepherd was crying. Jack asked whatwas the matter.

The shepherd said, “I have a really hard problem. I am watching 18 sheep for Farmer Bob and Farmer Dan. I know that Bob gaveme 12 sheep, but I’ll never figure out how many Dan gave me: it’stoo hard!”Show your work.

Dan gave the shepherd sheep.X

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*Answers and/or discussion are included in the lesson.

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2 TG • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 • Answer Key

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Solve Problems with Larger Numbers (SAB pp. 461–464)Questions 1–4

Strategies will vary. Possible strategies are indicatedfor each problem.

1. 14 � 6 = 20 (Possible strategy: I know that14 is 10 � 4. I added 4 � 6 = 10 and 10 � 10 = 20.)

2. 25 � 7 = or � 7 = 20 (Possiblestrategy: I used the number line. I started at 25and jumped back 7 and I landed at 18.)

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SAB • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 Use Problem Solving Strategies 462

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2.The next d

ay Jack and Tess w

ent to see the shepherd

. He w

as upset b

ecause he had

25 sheep but 7 had

escaped

. How

many sheep

were left?

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10 11 and 20 21 and

30 31 and 40

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3. 30 � 8 = 38 (Possible strategy: I made 3 bighops of 10 on the number line and 8 morejumps makes 38.)

4. 24 � 9 = or 9 � = 24 (Possiblestrategy: I used the 100 Chart. I started at 9 andmoved down a row to 19. That’s 10. Then Icounted on to 24. That was 5 more. My answeris 15.)

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4.The shep

herd had

24 sheep. Tess fed

9 sheep. Jack fed

the rest. How

many sheep

did

Jack feed?

The answer w

ill be b

etween 1 and

10 11 and 20 21 and

30 31 and 40

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Answer Key • Lesson 3: Use Problem Solving Strategies

4 TG • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3 • Answer Key

Teacher Guide

Use Strategies to Solve Problems (TG pp. 1–2)HomeworkQuestions 1–3Strategies will vary. Possible strategies are indicated for each problem.

1. 26 � 4 = 30 (Possible strategy: I filled 2 tenframes with 20. Then I placed 6 in the next tenframe and 4 more. Six and 4 make 10. I filled 3 ten frames. That makes 30.)

2. 50 � 4 = 54; (Possible strategy: I used thenumber line. I started at 50 and counted 4 more. I landed at 54.)

3. 36 � 7 = 29; (Possible strategy: I used the tenframes. I filled 3 ten frames and that made 30and I placed 6 more dots in the next ten frameto make 36. To subtract 7, I took away the 6and 1 more and I got 29.)

Homework Master TG • Grade 1 • Unit 14 • Lesson 3   1

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1.Jack and Tess help Father plow the field in the spring. One day Tess and Father plowed

26 rows. The next day Jack and Father plowed 4 rows. How many rows did they plow in the

two days?

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Dear

Fam

ily M

embe

r:We ha

ve bee

n so

lving

word prob

lems us

ing differen

t st

rate

gies

. Pleas

e read

the

problem

s be

low to

you

r child.

For e

ach prob

lem, h

ave yo

ur child tell y

ou his or h

er strat

egy for s

olvin

g it. Y

our c

hild m

ay use

ten

fram

es,

coun

ters, o

r drawing

s. Tha

nk you

.

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2.O

n Tuesday the fam

ily invited 50 p

eople to d

inner. How

many p

lates will they need

for theirfam

ily of 4 and the 50 p

eople?

Num

ber sentence

3.Jack and

Tess help M

other with the chores. E

very morning they feed

36 chickens. They finished

feeding 7. H

ow m

any did

they have left to feed?

Num

ber sentence

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