You and Cousin Billy are in charge of making the cranberry sauce. Each batch requires two packages of cranberries and a cup of sugar. If there are four tables that need cranberry sauce, how many packages of cranberries will you need? How many cups of sugar?
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Eat That Turkey
There are twenty people eating dinner at your house. If each person is going to eat two pounds of turkey, which one would be the best choice? Explain why.
A. 25 lb. turkey
B. 35 lb. turkey
C. 45 lb. turkey
A. 25 lb. turkey
B. 35 lb. turkey
C. 45 lb. turkey
What Lengths Will You Go To?
Before setting the table for dinner, Aunt Sally asks you to measure the length of the table to make sure there is enough room for everyone. Using a ruler, you determine that the table is twelve ruler lengths. How many inches is this? How many feet? How many yards?
Note: 1 foot=12 inches
1 yard= 3 feet
Who Likes to Eat?
Before Thanksgiving dinner, you polled each of your relatives about their favorite Thanksgiving food. 1/2 of the people said their favorite was turkey, 1/4 said their favorite was stuffing, and 1/4 said their favorite was mashed potatos. Based on this data, what food should you make the most of?
Its Pie Time!
Stuff It!
You are helping Grandpa Willy and Grandma Rose make the stuffing for Thanksgiving dinner. If the recipe calls for three cups of water. If there are sixteen ounces in a cup, how many ounces will you need?
Dustin' Off Those Chairs!
Analyze This Bird!
Look at the picture of the Turkey below. Are there lines of symmetry? Print off the picture, and draw the different lines of symmetry that you see, if they exist.
Who's Cooking?
The Colors of Thanksgiving
Using the data below, make a graph of the different colored shirts your relatives wore to Thanksgiving. What color was worn most often? What color was worn least often? Use the graph to support your answer.
Blue Shirts- Uncle Bob, Aunt Sally and Grandma Rose
Red Shirts- Uncle Tom, Grandpa Joe, Aunt Lisa, Cousin Billy and Cousin Joanne
Purple Shirts- Cousin Johnathon, Aunt Rosemary, Mom, Grandpa Willy, Cousin Erica, and you!
Brown Shirts- Dad and Grandma Ruth
Green Shirts- Brother Christopher, Cousin Katie, Brother Dustin and Sister Siobhan
Blue Shirts- Uncle Bob, Aunt Sally and Grandma Rose
Red Shirts- Uncle Tom, Grandpa Joe, Aunt Lisa, Cousin Billy and Cousin Joanne
Purple Shirts- Cousin Johnathon, Aunt Rosemary, Mom, Grandpa Willy, Cousin Erica, and you!
Brown Shirts- Dad and Grandma Ruth
Green Shirts- Brother Christopher, Cousin Katie, Brother Dustin and Sister Siobhan
Leafs, Turkeys and Pilgrims, Oh My!
When setting the table for Thanksgiving dinner, you notice that there are three different types of plates. One has a leaf pattern, one has a turkey pattern and one has a picture of a pilgrim. If there are twenty different plates in all, what is the chance that you will sit at a place with a turkey plate?
How Hot Is Your Turkey?
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