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1. Review with teacher made chart.
2. EDC3. Study guide: unit1.7 and1.8 test review.doc
H. Study for a test.
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2. EDC
3. Study guide: unit1.7 and1.8 test review.doc
Review with teacher made chart.
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1. EDC
2. Review with teacher made flip chart on 1.8 lesson.
3. Weekly Quiz
4. Early finisher work on algebra addition word problems http://msmartinezclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/algebra_1_add.docx. Include board times tables chart test.Thursday
. EDC
2. Review times tables for 6’s and copy them from the board.
3. Unit 1.9 Adding Money
TLW review adding ones, tens, hundreds, thousands with money.
Text pg. 76-79
Math Study Guide: Week 4 August 31 to Sept. 4, 2009
1. know the addition and subtraction key Words and be able to write addition and subtraction questions for problems. Be able to solve addition and subtraction word problems.
Example: Kim has 13 goldfish and 3 cats. Write an addition question. Write a subtraction question. Use rice to solve each problem.
Addition Key words:
How many altogether? What is the total? How many in all? What is the sum?
Subtraction Key Words: How many are left? How many fewer? How much greater? How much change? What is the difference?
2. Be able to add and subtract large numbers with borrowing and regrouping.
Example: 3, 4 5 7
- 2 5 6 8
3. Review Text pg. 30-31 Be able to count money and add money.
4. Be able to list multiples of numbers. We practice this daily in Every Day Counts calendar math.
5. Be able to tell the day of school in standard, expanded, and word form, list it as a fraction, decimal, percent, tell the difference between a square and a rectangle- as discussed in class.
Vocabulary:
1. Sum = the answer to an addition problem.
2. Difference – the answer to a subtraction problem.
3. estimate- to tell about how much
4. Odd + odd = even
5. even + even = even
Week 5
Day1 (Tuesday)
1. Check points in Math test.
Homework: Study for a test using above study guide.
Week 5 Day 2 (Wednesday) Counting Money
Homework: pg. 29 # 1-13.
Week 5 Day 4 (Friday) Station Rotation with the above. TLW practice adding money amounts .
1. TLW choose 2 grocery items from a list, record what they are and their prices and use play money to show two different ways to make that amount. Student sheet 1 (Materials needed: 10-15 pantry items. Prices should be posted on the items, play money in bags).
2. Choose one of the restaurant menus.Order 3 or more things for lunch. You have a $15 budget.List the food and price of each item. Find the total cost. Student sheet 2 (Materials needed: 2- 3 menus from local diners).
3. TLW use a book order and a form to spend $100. (Materials needed: a book order a recording sheet, calculator) Student Sheet 3
(LEAP number lesson 3(addition and subtraction key words): http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/uploads/2098.pdf 2. Review study guide. 3. Assessment: GLE Assesment book page 14-15 and 16-17 worksheets. Homework: Study for a test using study guide. Rounding, standard, expanded, word form.
Additional Resources for review below:
Review the rounding process using any of the following sources: http://www.prometheanplanet.com/server.php?show=ConResource.331
Word problem review for extra information, addition problems: http://www.prometheanplanet.com/server.php?show=ConResource.613
This site does a good job of reviewing the process for word problems, but includes multiplication and division. http://www.prometheanplanet.com/server.php?show=ConResource.11915
Week 4 Day 3 (Wednesday)
TLW review adding and subtracting 2 and 3 digit numbers (Shows adding and subtracting with base 10 blocks and expanded form. This helps review the process of borrowing and carrying.) TLW review the math test. TLW begin the September calendar and introduce the Daily Depositor and filling in the calendar and keeping track of money. 1. LEAP Number Lesson 7: http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/uploads/2102.pdf or Teacher made flip chart; http://msmartinezclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/leap+lesson+7.flp
2. EDC calendar worksheet.
Unit 1 Lesson 1.5 Concept Introduction (Using Money to Understand Decimals) (Week 4)
Week 4 day 4 (Thursday)
Objective: TLW understand that a dime is one tenth of a dollar and a penny is one hundredth of a dollar.
1. Every Day Calendar Math Activities will be completed. Pass out calculators to explore even + even = even, even + odd = odd, odd + odd = even. Make a chart. 2. Review the vocabulary: Estimate, rounding, digit, numeral, solution, sum, difference, inequalities 3. Review reading large numbers. Write 5 large numbers on the board. Turn to your neighbor and practice reading it. One person from each group read it to class. 4. Study zone lesson ppt on decimals and money: http://www.studyzone.org/testprep/math4/d/decimals4l.cfm Practice Counting Money with this flip chart. (http://www.prometheanplanet.com/server.php?show=ConResource.8720) Basic Practice Counting and comparing money flip chart: Flip chart: http://msmartinezclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/money_20070312101546.flp
Money Practice:http://msmartinezclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/money_practice_20061127083304.flp 5. Text pg. 28-29 Homework: Text pg. 54 Set 1-9. Complete one RICE word problem. Admit It! You’re Happy Day is on Sunday, August 12. Caleb’s birthday is 18 days after that day. On what day is Caleb’s birthday?
Week 4 Day 5 (Friday)
Check homework. EDC activities.
1. TLW choose 2 grocery store items from a list, record what they are and their prices and use play money to show two different ways to make that amount. Student sheet 1 (Materials needed: 10-15 pantry items. Prices should be posted on the items, play money in bags).
2. Choose one of the restaurant menus.Order 3 or more things for lunch. You have a $10 budget.List the food and price of each item. Find the total cost. Student sheet 2 (Materials needed: 2- 3 menus from local diners).
1. Pacing Activity 1. 2. Checkpoints in Math Test. 3. Worksheet.(Practice Skip Counting) Hand out study guide for the week. Homework: Finish the worksheet.
TLW review the place value chart to millions. Review the place and value of each number. Whole Group: 1. Check homework on elmo. 2. Review place value with chart and lesson below. Standard, Expanded, and Word Form PPt.
1. The four is in the millions place . What is the value of the 4?
2. The 6 is in the hundred thousands place. What is the value of the 6?
3. The 8 is in the ten thousands place. What is the value of the 8?
4. The 2 is in the thousands place. What is the value of the 2?
5. The 9 is in the hundreds place. What is the value of 9?
6. The 5 is in the tens place. What is the value of the 5?
7. The 8 is in the ones place. What is the value of the 8?
Whole Group 1. Practice reading the numbers of the problems below. 2. Tell the place of the underlined digit, then the value of the underlined digit. 3. Then write the number in expanded form and word form with wipe erase boards. 4. Choose a number to demonstrate with place value blocks using the Scott Foresman site below.
1. 8,795,281 2. 4, 298, 765 3. 1, 367, 201 4. 49, 287, 241
5. 497, 286, 000 6. 924, 876, 035 7. 173, 007, 073
8. 642, 000, 001 9. 329, 456, 780 10. 895, 236
Standard, Expanded, and Word Form PPt. Scott Foresman Etools place value blocks to practice making each number. Homework: Write the value of the digit homework sheet. and Math_standard, exp., word form practice.docx Small Group: 1. What's the biggest number you can make worksheet. Place and Value worksheet . ( or text pg. 6 # 8-18) 2. Work with teacher on place and value worksheet homework sheet. Practice reading large numbers. 3. Close to 1000 game. 1. Draw 3 lines on paper. Roll die 3 times to create a number.Write it on the paper. Place the digits in any order. Repeat to get another number. 2. Add the numbers. Subtract from 1000. The difference is your score. 3. Partner takes a turn. 4. Play continues until time is up. Lowest score wins.
TLW continue to review standard, expanded, word form. TLW continue to review reading, writing, and comparing large numbers.
Whole group: 1.Practice Skip counting Explain games and centers.Place Value Flip Chart from Wiki Large numberPlace value pair share activity.Larger Place value pair share card 2. From Here to There Game Card.
Small Group 1. Write the word name of large numbers worksheet. 2. Place value pair share to thousands cards or Place value pair share 2. 3. From Here to There Game Card. 4. Work with teacher. Check homework. Practice and review large numbers
H. Finish the worksheet on writing large numbers.
Whole Group: 1.Check homework. Review rounding rules short cut with this hundreds chart sheet. 2. M.Y. Rounding ppt. http://tiny.cc/oRVJj. 3.The following math jeopardy game is also a fun review. http://tiny.cc/wE276 4. Review and practice with these worksheets for examples as needed. Round to nearest 10 or hundred worksheet. Round to the nearest thousand worksheet. Wednesday -Rounding Sheet 2 - Thursday - Rounding Sheet 3 Small group: 1. Rounding with a partner sheet. Or text pg. 21 #1-6 Wed. Complete the rest on Thursday . 2. Estimating with jars of items: cereal, beans... complete investigations worksheet. Use investigations Student Sheet 16 http://msmartinezclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/ss_16.rtf 3. Practice with teacher. Worksheets from above.
Homework: Finish worksheets or text pg. 21#1-6 on Wednesday and the rest on Thursday..
TTW review pacing 1 : 3 D shapes TLW Estimate with addition and subtraction. TLW Complete a word problems with rounding.
Whole Group: 1. Check Homework. 2. Pacing Activity 1 Review.http://tiny.cc/KWf3D Click on the hi lited shape. 3. Rounding Hangman: Round then add or subtract mentally. Generate rounding worksheets with this site. 4. Practice rounding and then adding problems on board.Text pg. 63 #6-17 and 65 #10-25. 4. Estimate or calculator word problems on projector.
Homework: Finish text pg. 63 #6-17 and 66 #10-25
1.) 43 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
2.) 57 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
3.) 72 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
4.) 85 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
5.) 90 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
6.) 103 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
7.) 112 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
8.) 146 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
9.) 134 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
10.) 158 is between _____ and _____ and would be rounded to ______.
Digit- The symbol used to write a number: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (pg. 4)
Tens -10
Hundreds -100
Thousands - 1,000
Rows – horizontal lines
Columns – vertical lines
Base 10 Blocks
More Base 10 Blocks
Virtual Dice
Place Value ppt for standard, expanded, word form
Study Zone Skip Counting Lesson
Study Zone Standard, Expanded, Word Form Lesson
Boat Race Game
Lesson 1.1
Flip Chart - Standard, Expanded, Word Form
Small Group: 1. Text pg. 530-531 Copy definitions and review. 2. Complete pg. 532 in text. 3. computer center: see above games. 4. Advanced groups: pg. 533 Homework: Finish
Probability
2. Review Vocabulary: certain, impossible, likely, unlikely, equally likely, probability. 3. Text pg. 700-703 4. P 12-5 Computer Station Centers:
Suppose we were playing a game that used a number cube. If I got a point every time an even number was rolled and you got a point every time an odd number was rolled, the game would be considered fair.
Certain (The sun will rise.) Impossible (Frogs will talk.) Likelyto happen (We will have rain next month.) Unlikely to happen (I will not watch TV for a year.) Equally likely to happen or not to happen (If I pick a card from a deck of cards, it will be red.) Probability is the likelihood that something may happen.
Instead of just saying something is likely to happen, we can use numbers from 0 to 1 to describe probability.
Probability is always shown as a number from 0 to 1. If the probability of an event happening is 0, the event is impossible.
Impossible Event:
(Today is Sunday, so tomorrow will be Thursday.)Write 0 as a decimal? 0.0 or 0 %
If the probability of an event is 1, then we know the event will happen.
What is an event that has a probability of 1? (A triangle will always have3 sides.) How could you write this answer as a decimal? (1.0) Sometimes you will hear the weather announcer say that the probability of rain today is 100%. That prediction means that the announcer is certain that it will rain.
The probability of an event that is certain to happen can bewritten as 1, 1.0, or 100%.
Listing Possible Outcomes
Quiz
1. United Streaming:Go to possible outcomes segment
2. LEAP Data Lesson 4: http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/uploads/2152.pdf
3. Manipulative Activity: Pass out colored sq