I thought about using the deck as a math problem for my fifth graders. "Mr. McClelland has 6 deck holes and each hole requires 6 bags of concrete. Each bag of concrete weighs 80 pounds, what is the total amount of concrete Mr. McClelland needs in pounds to fill all 6 holes?" The fifth graders are on summer break, so you do the math...
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Deck Progress- the 2nd Weekend
The second weekend of deck building began with Tim and I filling the 6 holes with concrete. Jim purchased a concrete mixer, so we were lucky enough to have it, but it was still a lot of work! Tim started mixing concrete about 9:00 and we finally finished about 3:00 (just in time to head to Illinois).
I thought about using the deck as a math problem for my fifth graders. "Mr. McClelland has 6 deck holes and each hole requires 6 bags of concrete. Each bag of concrete weighs 80 pounds, what is the total amount of concrete Mr. McClelland needs in pounds to fill all 6 holes?" The fifth graders are on summer break, so you do the math...

I thought about using the deck as a math problem for my fifth graders. "Mr. McClelland has 6 deck holes and each hole requires 6 bags of concrete. Each bag of concrete weighs 80 pounds, what is the total amount of concrete Mr. McClelland needs in pounds to fill all 6 holes?" The fifth graders are on summer break, so you do the math...
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