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[CMP - Bits and Pieces I]
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3-25-2002
1. -HW Page 81 #22-25....
OBJECTIVE:[#To use the "out of 100" interpretation of fractions
and decimals to develop an understanding of percent. #To use
the hundredths grid to visualize the concept of percent as
meaning "out of 100" #To investigate the relationships among
fractions, decimals and percents and to move flexibly among
representations. #To understand how to use percent as an
expression of frequency, in terms of "out of 100," when a set
of data has more or fewer than 100 items.] ACTIVITIES: Pp84-86
Unit Reflections. NOTES: HOMEWORK: Finish unit reflections if
necessary.
3-26-2002
1. -HW Pages 84-86 Reflections.
OBJECTIVE: See 03-25 above. ACTIVITIES: Pp96 and 97 (handout)
Unit test. NOTES: After correcting the test, record scores and
give students the page 98 to complete for Thursday HOMEWORK:
Start on page 98 Project
3-27-2002 
1. None
OBJECTIVE: Reviewing factors. ACTIVITIES:[Distribute Progress
Report #12] make a list of the factors of the numbers form 25
to 49 and 100 to 125 NOTES: HOMEWORK: work on p98 handout
project.
[CMP - Bits and Pieces II]
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3-28-2002 
1. =Progress Report#12...
2. -HW Page 98 Project Due - (handout from Tuesday)
OBJECTIVE:[#To use "out of 100" interpretation to develop an
understanding of the concept of percent. #To think about
representing$1.00 as 100 pennies and to relate this to the
hundredths grid model as a way to visualize the percent of a
dollar. #To use percents in estimating or computing taxes,
tips and discounts.] ACTIVITIES: Start on page 5 - 'Using
Percents' Do problem 1.1. Start on the Follow-Up exercise as
in-class and homework. NOTES: HOMEWORK: Finish Follow up to
1.1
3-29-2002 
1. -HW Pages 6&7 Follow-Up 1-5.
2. -Page 12 and following, ACE1/5/10/19-22.
OBJECTIVE: ACTIVITIES:Page 12+, ACE questions 1, 5, 10 and
19-22 NOTES: HOMEWORK: When you go to a restaurant, what is a
'tip" and how do you figure it?
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