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Objective

By the end of this lesson, Juliette will be able to apply math concepts in fun and creative ways related to dogs.

Materials and Prep

  • Paper and pen
  • Calculator (optional)
  • Basic understanding of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division

Activities

  1. Calculate the average number of treats a dog eats in a week. Include different types of treats and create a chart.

  2. Plan a dog park visit by calculating the total distance traveled, estimated time taken, and average speed.

  3. Create a budget for dog supplies for a month. Include food, toys, and grooming items. Calculate the total cost and adjust the budget if needed.

Talking Points

  • "Let's calculate how many treats a dog eats in a week by adding up the total and dividing by the number of days."

  • "When planning a dog park visit, remember to calculate the total distance by adding up the distances of each leg of the journey."

  • "Budgeting for dog supplies involves adding up the costs of each item and making sure it fits within the total budget set."


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