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5-14-2001 OBJECTIVE: Measure the area of your hand as an irregular figure(9-6, Pp351ff)[1.3.1] ACTIVITIES: After a review of the process ESP the difference between inner measure and outer measure, students will determine the area of the tracing of their hand NOTES: HOMEWORK: Summarize the project (paragraph) by explaining the process and the reasonableness of the answer. 5-15-2001
OBJECTIVE: Find the area of Trapezoids and Triangles(9-7,
Pp354ff)[1.2.2] ACTIVITIES: Do the two lab activities
sequentially. NOTES: HOMEWORK: Describe the similarity of the
two activities. Tell what might be a 'next' step in
demonstrating area as requiring two dimensions 'at right
angles'. Here's a warm-up exercise! [Find area of trapezoid, triangle, etc. with scissors
] 5-16-2001 1. Puzzle Activity..2. .................3. ................. 4. .................5. .................6. ................. OBJECTIVE: Vocabulary review via puzzle activity. ACTIVITIES: Wordsearch Puzzle NOTES: HOMEWORK: See 5/15 5-17-2001
OBJECTIVE: Find the area of triangles and trapezoids(9-7,
Pp355ff)[1.2.2] ACTIVITIES: Review the text formulas and make
models which demonstrate them. NOTES: HOMEWORK:
P592(9-7)8,13&14 ![]() 5-18-2001
OBJECTIVE: Review the proceudres for determining area of
SQUARES, RECTANGLES, TRIANGLES AND TRAPEZOIDS. [1.2.2]
ACTIVITIES: Work as teams. Provide models to measure and to
calculate. Make a table of results. NOTES: HOMEWORK: P359
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