Unit Rates and Fair Comparisons

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Equivalent Ratios: Scale Both Quantities

Generate or reject a candidate equivalent ratio by explaining how both labeled quantities change together.

Prerequisites: Count and name the two quantities in a ratio, preserve their order, and use equal groups or multiplication/division with whole numbers. The student lesson includes a short introduction to 'for every' and colon notation. Fraction and decimal work also requires interpreting one half and multiplying a decimal by one half or three halves.

Prepare: Ordinary paper and pencil; counters are optional. Check readiness before selecting whole-count or fractional-length work. Timing: Published planning estimates: preparation 4–6 minutes; full lesson 40–55; focused follow-up 8–12; independent check 4–6. Revisit later after another learning opportunity.

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Find and Interpret “Per One”

Find a requested unit rate and explain which quantity is measured per one of the other quantity.

Prerequisites: For Grade 6 mathematics. Start with the equivalent-ratio lesson if students need help naming quantities in order, making equivalent groups or dividing whole numbers.

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Compare Unit Rates on the Same Basis

Choose a defensible comparison by finding rates with the same units and direction, then interpret the result for the stated goal.

Prerequisites: For Grade 6 mathematics. Begin here when students can interpret a requested unit rate and its units. Otherwise, start with Find and Interpret “Per One”.

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