CCOMMON CORE MATHInteractive Notebook

C5th Grade

BY BLAIR TURNER5.NBT.2

© Blair Turner 2013

DIRECTIONS:

I Can Statement and Vocabulary Flapbook

1. Cut out the definition page and paste it into your notebook. Do not cut it. 2. Cut out the vocabulary flapbook and glue it along the side tab. 3. Cut apart the flaps AFTER gluing the side tab.4. Illustrate each term. You may also choose to supply your own definitions.

DIRECTIONS: Power Up Flapbook

1. Cut out the flapbook around the perimeter and glue along the side tab (the exponent tab).

2. Snip apart the flaps along the horizontal dotted lines.

3. FOLD each flap along the vertical dotted line.

4. Complete each flap.

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DIRECTIONS:

Powers of 10

Comic Book

1. Cut out pages from the comic book. 2. Glue them together along the side tabs. 3. Glue the book into your notebook. 4. In the empty bubbles on each page, write dialogue to explain what is shown on the page.

DIRECTIONS: Power

Patterns Flapbook

1. Cut out the flapbook around the perimeter and glue along the middle tab. 2. Snip apart the flaps. Complete each flap. 3. Under each flap, describe the pattern you observe.

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SEE DETAILED DIRECT IONS LOCATED WITHIN PACKET. The slider can be used to help with any multiplication/division problems, including those in the spinner game.

DIRECTIONS: Pop-Up Place Value

Slider

DIRECTIONS:Powers of 10 Spinner Game

1. Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. 3. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. 4. Store the number cards in the pockets. 5. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

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5.NBT.2I can explain patterns in the number of zeros of the

product when multiplying a number by powers of 10, and explain patterns in the placement of the decimal point

when a decimal is multiplied or divided by a power of 10. I can use whole-number exponents to denote powers of 10.

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VOCABULARY DEFINIT IONS DIRECT IONS:Cut out the definition page and paste it into your notebook. Do not cut it. Cut out

the vocabulary flapbook and glue it along the side tab. Cut apart the flaps.

a number that is going to be multiplied

Illustrate It:

a number that tells how many times to

multiply the base number

Illustrate It:

the number of times 10 is multiplied

by itself

Illustrate It:

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POWER UP FLABBOOK DIRECT IONS: Cut out the flapbook around the perimeter and glue along the side tab (the exponent tab). Snip apart the flaps along the horizontal dotted lines. FOLD each flap along the vertical

dotted line. Complete each flap.

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

Exponent Expression Product

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

POWER UP!

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POWERS OF 10 COMIC BOOK DIRECT IONS: Cut out pages from the comic book. Glue them together along the side tabs. Glue the book into your notebook. In the empty bubbles on each page, write dialogue to explain what

is shown on the page.

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103 = 10 x 10 x 10 = 1,000103 = 10 x 10 x 10 = 1,000

6 x 104 = ?6 x 104 = ?

1.4 ÷ 102 = ?1.4 ÷ 102 = ?

POWERS OF 10 COMIC BOOK DIRECT IONS: Cut out pages from the comic book. Glue them together along the side tabs. Glue the book into your notebook. In the empty bubbles on each page, write dialogue to explain what

is shown on the page.

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POWER PATTERNS FLAPBOOK: Cut out the flapbook around the perimeter and glue along the middle tab. Snip apart the flaps. Complete each flap. Under each flap, describe the pattern you observe.

Multiplying Whole Numbers by Powers of 10

Dividing Whole Numbers by Powers of 10

Under each flap, describe the pattern you observe.

Under each flap, describe the pattern you observe.Multiplying Decimals by

Powers of 10Dividing Decimals by

Powers of 10

8 x 10 =

8 x 102 =

8 x 103 =

8 x 104 =

8 x 105 =

12 ÷ 10 =

12 ÷ 102 =

12 ÷ 103 =

12 ÷ 104 =

12 ÷ 105 =

9.04 x 10 =

9.04 x 102 =9.04 x 103 =

9.04 x 104 =

9.04 x 105 =

6.3 ÷ 10 =6.3 ÷ 102 =6.3 ÷ 103 =6.3 ÷ 104 =6.3 ÷ 105 =

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POP-UP PLACE VALUE SLIDER VIEWER PAGE 1: See Page 3 for directions.Glue this section down.

Glue this section down.Fold here. Match up the dotted lines.

Fold here. Match up the dotted lines.

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POP-UP PLACE VALUE SLIDER PAGE 2: See Page 3 for directions.

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POP-UP PLACE VALUE SLIDER DIRECT IONS

1. Fold in half along the center line.

2. Fold the outside flaps inward along the dotted lines. 3. Push the dotted lines together so that the center section pops up. 4. Glue down the outside sections.5. Cut out the rectangles in the middle.

6. Cut out the digit sliders. 7. Slide the digit sliders into the center pop-up section.8. To multiply or divide, move the digit sliders to the left or right. Fill in zeros as needed.

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 1 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

102 10 310

4105106

powerup!

2-Digit numbers

3-Digit numbers

4-Digit numbers

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Decimals: tenths

Decimals: hundredths

Decimals: thousandths

power up! multiplypower up! multiply

power up! dividepower up! dividepower up! directions1. Draw a number card to find the first factor. 2. Spin the “Power Up” spinner.3. Using the number on the card and the power of 10 the spinner lands on, create a multiplication equation and a division equation.4. Record your equations on in your number under each heading.

MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 2 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

45 2956 8394 7861 3772 9867 55

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 3 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

320 431582 917643 389276 458244 827765 606

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 4 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

1,243 1,5962,057 2,9283,229 4,5465,809 6,2377,228 2,9128,003 9,123

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 5 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

7.4 5.62.9 4.231.5 68.823.4 17.1632.3 124.9257.6 334.7

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 6 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

3.45 9.064.13 6.72

42.28 76.0815.14 81.55

283.39 508.41129.07 724.82

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MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 7 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

6.013 4.981

5.365 7.427

16.682 32.504

24.061 53.464

105.098 620.172

200.817 493.001© Blair Turner 2013

MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE BY POWERS OF TEN SPINNER GAME PAGE 8 DIRECT IONS:Cut out the spinner, pockets, headings, and directions from pages 1 and 2. Glue the pockets in your notebook around the side and bottom edges. Cut out the number cards on pages 3-8. Store the number cards in the

pockets. To play, follow the directions on page 2.

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