Science Objective:
Tuesday: I will describe how the human body is organized as a system that works together.
Wednesday/Friday: I will compare and contrast the similarities and differences between the digestive, respiratory and cardiovascular systems with 100% accuracy.
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Whole Group
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Collaboratively
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Independent
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Tuesday:
Do Now: EduCanon
Lesson Focus:
Students will complete their models to show the levels of organization for living organisms. |
Students will start body systems foldable.
1. Identify the circulatory, respiratory and digestive system in diagrams. 2. Write a description of the function. |
1. Achieve3000: Bears Have Healthy Hearts -- But Why?
2. Students that are done will work on their science vocabulary notebook
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Wednesday:
Do Now: EduCanon
Lesson Focus:
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Review CFU of Sam’s Puppy/ The Human Body
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FAP: Sam’s Puppy.
Students will complete the formative assessment probe.
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Friday
Do Now: EduCanon
Collect and Review HW Whole Group: Lesson Focus Analyze the structure of the respiratory system. Create a model of the respiratory system. Auction |
Students will start body systems foldable.
1. Identify the circulatory, respiratory and digestive system in diagrams. 2. Write a description of the function. |
Achieve3000: Bears Have Healthy Hearts -- But Why?
2. Students that are done will work on their science vocabulary notebook
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Math Objective:
I will evaluate real world representations of ratio & percent relationships and create a model with 100% accuracy.
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Whole Group
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Collaboratively
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Independent
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Monday:
Do Now: N/A
Lesson Focus: Directions for CAASPP
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CAASPP 6th Grade Classroom Activity
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Students will complete their projects with their partner and evaluate their progress using the rubric.
Students will work on math vocabulary notebook when complete.
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Wednesday:
Do Now: EduCanon
Lesson Focus: Project Grading Rubric & Partner Grading Rubric.
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Students will view their peers work in a gallery walk.
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N/A
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Thursday
Do Now: Math Minute
Lesson Focus: Ratio & Percent Review
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CAASPP: Performance testing.
| Students will present their projects with their partner and evaluate their progress using the rubric. |
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