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10-28-2002

1. -HW Similarity...
OBJECTIVE: To explore proportional reasoning. ACTIVITIES:
Student groups use their room sketches form 10-21 to calculate
the area of the room using the A=l*w formula. It may require
dividing the room into various rectangles. Check with
estimation. Find the average room area for the group. Determine
the average room dimensions (and shape) including do0rs and
windows. Make a sketch for each person. Start on dimensions for
a scale drawing using the scale 3/4" = 1 foot. NOTES: Standard
dimensions: door 2'6"x6'8" Wall height 7'8" top of window same
as door. HOMEWORK: Accumulate appropriate amount of cardboard
to build scale model
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Learning about Length, Perimeter, Area, and Volume of Similar Objects Using Interactive Figures: Side Length and Area of Similar Figures]
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Experiment with these interactive activieis on similarities....]
10-29-2002

1. =Check Avg Room..
OBJECTIVE: To explore proportional reasoning. ACTIVITIES: Start
on Scale drawings. Provide guidelines (single line - not
architectural) NOTES: HOMEWORK: Finish Scale Drawing Bring
cardboard (don't forget the base!)
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Proportion Calculator]
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Convert decimal inches to sixteenths of an inch]
Average Room Drawing
1. Dimensions to the nearest ½ inch.
2. Calculate using proportion or scale factor
3. Use a ruler on PLAIN paper.
4. Specify your scale on your drawing.
5. Be sure to include all measurments in actula size.
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10-30-2002Early Release Day

1. -Room Drawing....
OBJECTIVE: To explore proportional reasoning. ACTIVITIES:
Distribute progress report #4. Do layout work for the room
model. Will also need a 1 page narrative for display purposes.
Decorations/furniture may be optional(extra credit) if done to
scale. NOTES: Thursday will be the last class day for working
on this model HOMEWORK:
10-31-2002

1. =ProgReport #4...
OBJECTIVE: To explore proportional reasoning. ACTIVITIES:
Average room model by groups. This model will be due on Monday.
Be sure to check the scoring guide NOTES: HOMEWORK:
11-1-2002
1. .................
OBJECTIVE: To explore proportional reasoning. ACTIVITIES:
Start with Transparency 5.1. Continue with whole group work on
Question Bank items NOTES: HOMEWORK: P92 #10. Models due
Monday!!!!!
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