Math Digital Agenda
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Standard(s):
6.G.1. Find the area of right triangles,
other triangles, special quadrilaterals, and polygons by composing into
rectangles or decomposing into triangles and other shapes; apply these
techniques in the context of solving real-world and mathematical problems.
Mathematical
Practices:
Use Appropriate Tools Strategically; Attend to Precision; Reason Abstractly
and Quantitatively
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Learning
Objectives:
I will explore the concept of area
and develop strategies for measuring the area of a closed two‑dimensional
region.
I will extend my understanding of area
with the introduction of standard units of measure.
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Learning
Goals/Outcomes:
I will explore how to measure area using a variety of
units and explain why standard units are useful.
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Essential Question(s) for
the week: What can we measure? How can we record it? How do we measure
with square units, and why does that give area? How many ways can we measure
area?
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Friday
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Do Now
(10 minutes)
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Do Now
(5 minutes)
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Do Now
(10 minutes)
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Math
Minute & Reflection
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StudyJams
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Math
Minute & Reflection
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Whole
Class(20 min)
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Whole
Class(20 min)
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Whole
Class (20 min)
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1. Review objective & agenda
2. Review group roles.
3. Review criteria for success
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1. Review common misconception from
quiz.
2. Review criteria for success.
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1.
Review
objective & agenda
2.
Review
group roles.
3. Review criteria for success
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Small Group
(45 minutes)
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Small Group
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Small Group
(45
minutes)
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Lessons 2.2.2: How can I measure with
square units?
Core Problems 2-29 through 2-31
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2-29:
Be there, or be square
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2-30:
Nathanial’s Patio
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2-31:
The area of a rectangle.
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N/A
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Lessons 2.2.3 Is there a relationship
Core Problems 2-39 through 2-42
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2-39:
Area and perimeter
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2-40:
Changing the area
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2-41:
Changing the perimeter
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2-42
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Independent (25 min)
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Independent (20 min)
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Independent (25 min)
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Group A: IXL: FF.2: Area of rectangle and
squares.
Complete the first 10 out of 15
problems correctly.
Students will take notes at the on
incorrect answers.
Group B: IXL: FF.5: Area of quadrilaterals
Complete the first 10 out of 15 problems correctly. Students
will take notes at the on incorrect answers.
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IXL:
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IXL
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Exit Ticket (10 min)
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Exit Ticket (5 min)
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Exit Ticket (10 min)
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3-2-1 Lesson Closure & Reflection
Form
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Reflection
form
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3-2-1 Lesson Closure & Reflection
Form
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Homework
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Homework
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Homework
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Finding area and perimeter worksheet
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Due Friday
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No homework
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Hello 6th grade scholars! My blog will be the "home" to find assignments and activities for this digital learning experience. Be sure to check daily for assignments to be posted. Remember, don't suffer in silence and ask for help with questions comments or concerns.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Math & Science Digital Agenda for the Week of 9/26-9/30
Sunday, September 18, 2016
Math & Science Digital Agenda: Week of September 19th -23rd, 2016
MATH
Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Friday
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Objective:
I will investigate the concept of area and develop strategies for measuring
the area of a close two- dimensional region with 70% accuracy or better.
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Objective: I
will analyze graphical representation of data to help answer questions with
70% accuracy or better.
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Objective:
Performance
Task assessment.
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Do Now:
Math Minute & Reflection
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Do Now:
N/A
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Do Now:
Math Minute & Reflection
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Whole Group:
1.
Review group roles
2.
Review CPM 2.2.1 Problems: 2-22: Block It
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Whole Group:
- Practice IXL login.
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Whole Group:
1.
Review technology guidelines for assessment.
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Collaborative:
1.
CPM 2.1.1 Problems: 3 & 4
- Students will use graph paper for problem
# 4
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Collaborative:
1. Review common misconceptions from quizizz.com check for
understanding. Separate the class into group A & B.
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Collaborative:
N/A
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Independent:
Students will write a reflection in their learning log.
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Independent:
Students take quiz at: http://quizizz.com/join/
Group
A: Work on IXL activity: GG.5:
Create and interpret line plots with fractions.
Students will complete at least 10 out of 15 problems
accurately.
Group B: Work on IXL activity: GG.4: Create line plots. Students will complete at least
10 out of 15 problems accurately.
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Independent:
1.
Assessment
2.
IXL:
studyjams/jams/math/measurement
/area-parallelogram.htm
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Exit Ticket:
Reflection Form
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Exit Ticket: IXL problems complete with 70% accuracy or
better.
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Exit Ticket:
Reflection Form
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Homework:
Review & Preview Homework problems due Friday.
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Homework:
Review & Preview Homework problems due Friday.
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Homework:
None.
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Monday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Objective: I
will determine the difference between insulators and conductors and give 3
examples of each.
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Objective: I
will write a scientific explanation describing the best argument about
potential and kinetic energy.
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Objective: I
will create a device using materials to maximize the transfer of thermal
energy with 100% accuracy.
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Do Now:
EduCanon (10 min.)
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Do Now: N/A
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Do Now: StudyJams (10 min.)
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Whole Group:
Thermal Energy Foldable (20min)
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Whole Group:
Review CRESS Rubric
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Whole Group:
1. Review H.W. (10 min.) 2. Heat transfer review & notes. (20 min.) 2. Solar ovens preview video: Solar Oven Video: Preview (5 min.) |
Collaborative:
Analyze CRESS rubric (15 min.)
Solar ovens preview video.
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Collaborative:
N/A
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Collaborative:
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Independent:
Group A:
ZingyLearning Unit 38 Lesson 2
Group B:
Achieve3000: Easy Bake Oven Keeps Cooking.
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Independent: Rough draft of "Soccer Ball" Written Response
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Independent:
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Exit Ticket: Reflection Form
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Exit Ticket: Reflection Form
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Exit Ticket: Reflection Form
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Homework: Daily Science Due Thursday
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Homework: Due Thursday
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Homework: N/A
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