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Lesson Plans - Grade 7 Math


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10-16-2000
1. HW Grandma Brown.2. Measure Drill....3. .................
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OBJECTIVE: Change metric units of length, capacity and mass.(2-9, Pp78ff) and same with standard units.[1.2.6][1.2.7] ACTIVITIES: Use the metric ladder teaching device to particiapte in measure drills for the next two weeks. NOTES: Collect/review the Grandmother Brown Problem. HOMEWORK: P80 14-22
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10-17-2000
1. HW P80 14-22.....2. Measure Drill....3. P82-83 6-11......
4. .................5. .................6. .................

OBJECTIVE: Determine whether answers are reasonable (2-10, Pp81ff) [1.1.9] ACTIVITIES: NOTES: HOMEWORK: P83 16-19 - Be sure to show the work!

10-18-2000
1. HW P83 16-19.....2. Math Fact Final..3. Ch-2 Test........
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OBJECTIVE: Math Fact Final* ACTIVITIES: Chapter 2 test as an assignment - not as a test NOTES:*Students who have not been able to demonstrate mastery of math facts will be documented. Distribute Progress Report #3 HOMEWORK: None

10-19-2000
1. ProgReport#3.....2. P92 any 3........3. .................
4. .................5. .................6. .................

OBJECTIVE: Solve problems by interpreting bar graphs, line graphs and circle graphs (3-1, Pp90ff) [4.1.2]ACTIVITIES: P92 do any 3 - Independent - no group work. NOTES: HOMEWORK: Personal data sheet

10-20-2000
1. HW PersonalData..2. .................3. .................
4. .................5. .................6. .................

OBJECTIVE: Students will devise a method of collecting the data which ensures that 1)all students have all the data and 2) the data is the same data.[4.1.1] ACTIVITIES: NOTES: HOMEWORK:Write up the data collection process including: 1) items to be collected 2) how to ensure that everyone has the data 3) confidentiality is preserved and 4) all data is the same. Provide an example. [4.3.1]

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