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Week 2 • June 29–July 5 • Ratios + Spanish Review

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Week 2

Georgie • Rising 5th Grade

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Hi Georgie!

Welcome to Week 2. This week you will learn ratios in math and keep reviewing Spanish so it stays fresh.

Take your time, open every Show Answer, submit each quiz, and keep going.

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Week 2 Lessons

Lesson 1: What Is a Ratio? + Spanish Review

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Lesson 2: Simplifying Ratios + School Words

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Lesson 3: Ratio Word Problems + Ser/Estar

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Lesson 4: Week 2 Review

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Lesson 1

Intro Screen

Today we will:

  1. Learn what a ratio is
  2. Write ratios in the right order
  3. Take a short math quiz
  4. Review Week 1 Spanish
  5. Take a short Spanish quiz
Remember:
A ratio compares two things. Order matters. If the question says red to blue, red comes first.
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Lesson 1

Part 1: Ratio Practice

Ratio Example:
If there are 3 red pencils and 2 blue pencils, the ratio of red to blue is 3:2.

Quick Check #1

There are 4 cats and 6 dogs. What is the ratio of cats to dogs?

Show Answer

A. 4:6

Cats to dogs means cats first, so 4:6.

Quick Check #2

There are 5 apples and 3 oranges. What is the ratio of oranges to apples?

Show Answer

B. 3:5

Oranges to apples means oranges first, so 3:5.

Quick Check #3

There are 7 pencils and 2 pens. What is the ratio of pencils to pens?

Show Answer

B. 7:2

Pencils to pens is 7:2.

Quick Check #4

A recipe uses 2 cups rice for every 1 cup beans. What is the ratio of rice to beans?

Show Answer

B. 2:1

Rice to beans is 2:1.

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Lesson 1

Part 2: Math Quiz

Math Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 1

Part 3: Spanish Review

SpanishEnglish
HolaHello
AdiósGoodbye
Buenos díasGood morning
¿Cómo estás?How are you?
Me llamoMy name is
GraciasThank you
De nadaYou're welcome
Read Aloud:
Hola. ¿Cómo estás? Estoy bien. Me llamo Georgie. Gracias. De nada. Adiós.

Quick Check #1

What does Hola mean?

Show Answer

A. Hello

Hola means Hello.

Quick Check #2

Which sentence means I am well?

Show Answer

B. Estoy bien.

Use estar for how you feel.

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Lesson 1

Part 4: Spanish Quiz

Spanish Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 2

Intro Screen

Today we will:

  1. Learn to simplify ratios
  2. Practice dividing both parts of a ratio
  3. Learn school Spanish words
  4. Review ser and estar
Remember:
To simplify a ratio, divide both numbers by the same number.
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Lesson 2

Part 1: Simplifying Ratios

Example:
6:9 can be simplified by dividing both numbers by 3. So 6:9 = 2:3.

Quick Check #1

Simplify 4:8.

Show Answer

A. 1:2

Divide both numbers by 4.

Quick Check #2

Simplify 10:5.

Show Answer

B. 2:1

Divide both numbers by 5.

Quick Check #3

Simplify 8:12.

Show Answer

A. 2:3

Divide both numbers by 4.

Quick Check #4

Simplify 15:10.

Show Answer

A. 3:2

Divide both numbers by 5.

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Lesson 2

Part 2: Math Quiz

Math Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 2

Part 3: Spanish School Words

SpanishEnglish
librobook
lápizpencil
escuelaschool
maestro/maestrateacher
papelpaper
amigo/amigafriend
Ser / Estar Review:
Soy estudiante. = I am a student.
Estoy feliz. = I am happy.

Quick Check #1

What does libro mean?

Show Answer

A. Book

Libro means book.

Quick Check #2

Which sentence means I am happy?

Show Answer

B. Estoy feliz.

Use estar for how you feel.

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Lesson 2

Part 4: Spanish Quiz

Spanish Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 3

Intro Screen

Today we will:

  1. Solve ratio word problems
  2. Use multiplication to scale ratios
  3. Review Spanish feelings and locations
  4. Practice ser and estar
Remember:
If one part doubles or triples, the matching part doubles or triples too.
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Lesson 3

Part 1: Ratio Word Problems

Quick Check #1

There are 4 pencils for every 1 eraser. How many pencils for 3 erasers?

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C. 12

4 pencils × 3 = 12.

Quick Check #2

There are 5 girls for every 4 boys. If there are 8 boys, how many girls?

Show Answer

C. 10

4 boys doubles to 8, so 5 girls doubles to 10.

Quick Check #3

A garden has 2 roses for every 5 tulips. If there are 10 tulips, how many roses?

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B. 4

5 tulips doubles to 10, so 2 roses doubles to 4.

Quick Check #4

A store sells 3 notebooks for every 1 folder. How many notebooks for 5 folders?

Show Answer

C. 15

3 notebooks × 5 = 15.

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Lesson 3

Part 2: Math Quiz

Math Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 3

Part 3: Spanish Feelings and Places

SpanishEnglish
casahouse
felizhappy
cansada/cansadotired
en casaat home
Read Aloud:
Estoy feliz.
Estoy cansada.
Estoy en casa.
Soy estudiante.

Quick Check #1

Which sentence means I am at home?

Show Answer

A. Estoy en casa.

Use estar for location.

Quick Check #2

Which sentence means I am tired?

Show Answer

B. Estoy cansada.

Use estar for feelings.

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Lesson 3

Part 4: Spanish Quiz

Spanish Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 4

Intro Screen

Today we will:

  1. Review ratio writing
  2. Review simplifying ratios
  3. Review ratio word problems
  4. Review Spanish school words
  5. Review ser and estar
Remember:
This is a review day. You know more than you think.
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Lesson 4

Part 1: Weekly Math Review Practice

Quick Check #1

Simplify 4:6.

Show Answer

B. 2:3

Divide both numbers by 2.

Quick Check #2

A recipe uses 2 cups rice for every 1 cup beans. How many cups rice for 4 cups beans?

Show Answer

C. 8

2 cups rice × 4 = 8.

Quick Check #3

Simplify 18:6.

Show Answer

B. 3:1

Divide both numbers by 6.

Quick Check #4

There are 2 roses for every 3 daisies. How many roses for 9 daisies?

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C. 6

3 daisies triples to 9, so 2 roses triples to 6.

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Lesson 4

Part 2: Weekly Math Quiz

Weekly Math Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

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Lesson 4

Part 3: Weekly Spanish Review

Read Aloud:
Hola. Me llamo Georgie. Soy estudiante. Estoy feliz. Estoy en casa. Tengo un libro y un lápiz. Gracias. De nada.

Quick Check #1

What does escuela mean?

Show Answer

A. School

Escuela means school.

Quick Check #2

Which sentence means I am at home?

Show Answer

A. Estoy en casa.

Use estar for where you are.

Quick Check #3

What does De nada mean?

Show Answer

A. You're welcome

De nada means you're welcome.

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Lesson 4

Part 4: Weekly Spanish Quiz

Weekly Spanish Quiz

Answer each question, then submit once.

🏆 Week 2 Complete

Great job, Georgie! You completed Week 2.

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