The document describes three frog jumping problems and their solutions. It states that Frog jumps 8 times and travels 96 steps, with each jump being the same distance. Toad takes the same time to travel 96 steps, but each of Toad's jumps is equal to 8 of Frog's jumps. It then presents two additional jumping problems for Sunny and Cal and asks the number of steps each jump equals.

1. Jumping Frogs Problem

2. Frog’s Jump Problem
• Frog jumps 8 times.
• Each time he jumps, he
travels the same distance.
• After 8 jumps, he travels 96
steps.
• How long are the jumps?

3. Toad’s Jump Problem
• It takes Toad the same amount
of time to get to 96, but he does
it differently.
• Each of Toad’s jumps are equal
to 8 of Frog’s jumps.
• How many jumps does Toad
make?

4. Decontextualize it!
• Represent both problems on one
diagram
• Explain how they are different and
how they are alike.

5. Jumping Frogs and Algebra!
• For each problem that follows, find the
number of steps that one jump equals.

6. Sunny
• When Sunny jumps 4 times and takes
11 steps forward, he lands in the same
place as when he jumps 5 times and
takes 4 steps forward.
• One jump equals how many steps?

7. Cal
• When Cal jumps 3 times and takes 6
steps forward, he lands in the same
place as when he jumps 4 times and
takes 2 steps backward.
• One jump equals how many steps?

8. Legs
• When Legs jumps 2 times and takes
13 steps forward, he lands in the same
place as when he jumps 4 times and
takes 5 steps backward.
• One jump equals how many steps?

9. Extension Idea
• For a fun extension, fold your own
origami jumping frog and compete
against friends!
• http://www.en.origami-
club.com/fun/jumpingfrog/jumping
frog/