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    This document contains 18 application problems for a 4th grade math module. The problems cover topics like measuring liquids in gallons and quarts, calculating heights and perimeters, and finding areas of rectangles. Students will solve one problem per day by cutting it from the packet and gluing it into their math journal.

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    Eureka Math

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    This document contains 18 application problems for a 4th grade math module. The problems cover topics like measuring liquids in gallons and quarts, calculating heights and perimeters, and finding areas of rectangles. Students will solve one problem per day by cutting it from the packet and gluing it into their math journal.

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    This document contains 18 application problems for a 4th grade math module. The problems cover topics like measuring liquids in gallons and quarts, calculating heights and perimeters, and finding areas of rectangles. Students will solve one problem per day by cutting it from the packet and gluing it into their math journal.

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    Eureka Math

    Uploaded by

    Vanya Nair
    This document contains 18 application problems for a 4th grade math module. The problems cover topics like measuring liquids in gallons and quarts, calculating heights and perimeters, and finding areas of rectangles. Students will solve one problem per day by cutting it from the packet and gluing it into their math journal.

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    Grade 4 Module 7 Application Problems

    EngageNY
    &
    Eureka Math
    Grade 4
    Module 7
    Application Problems
    (4.OA.1*, 4.OA.2*, 4.OA.3*, 4.MD.1$, 4.MD.2$)

    Directions to the teacher:


    ● Don’t print this cover sheet. Only print the remaining pages.
    ● Each student will receive all the application problems in a single packet. Staple one of the
    lower corners...not the top corner.
    ● Each day, students will cut off the next application problem and glue into their math journal.

    F
    Fluency Standard, * Major standard, $ Supporting standard, @ Additional standard

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    Grade 4 Module 7 Application Problems

    Lesson Problem
    1 none
    2 none
    3 none
    4 none
    5 none
    6 none

    7 Samantha is making punch for a class picnic. There are 26 students in her class. Samantha uses 1
    gallon 2 quarts of orange juice, 3 quarts of lemonade, and 1 gallon 3 quarts of sparkling water. How
    much punch did Samantha make? Will there be enough for each student to have two 1­cup servings of
    punch?

    8 A sign next to the roller coaster says a person must be 54 inches tall to ride. At his last doctor’s
    appointment, Hever was 4 feet 4 inches tall. He has grown 3 inches since then.
    a. Is Hever tall enough to ride the roller coaster? By how many inches does he make or miss the
    minimum height?
    b. Hever’s father is 6 feet 3 inches tall. How much taller than the minimum height is his father?

    9 none
    10 none
    11 none

    12 A rectangular tile has a width of 1 foot 6 inches and length of 2 feet. What is the perimeter of the tile?

    13 Micah used 3 34 gallons of paint to paint his bathroom. He used 3 times as much paint to paint his
    bedroom. How many quarts of paint did it take to paint his bedroom?

    14 none

    15 Emma’s rectangular bedroom is 11 ft long and 12 ft wide. Draw and label a diagram of Emma’s
    bedroom. How many square feet of carpet does Emma need to cover her bedroom floor?

    16 none
    17 none
    18 none

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