LESSON PLAN
Teacher: Watson
Subject: Math 6
Week of: Aug. 29-Sept. 2
Year:2011-2012
TEKS/TAKS OBJECTIVES:
6.1A,6.1B, 6.3B, 6.4A, 6.11A, 6.11D, 6.12A, 6.12B
MONDAY
TOPIC(S):
Numerical Understanding: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals & Integers
ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:
Concept and Key Understandings
Concept
1) Number – NonNegative Rational
Quantative Reasoning –
Equivalence
Key Understandings
Non-negative rational numbers can be written as whole numbers, fractions, and
decimals and for each non-negative rational number there is an equivalent
whole number, fraction and decimal.
2) Quantative Reasoning Non-negative rational numbers can be represented using a variety of models to
– Equivalence
demonstrate equivalence.
3) Quantitative
Reasoning – Compare
and Order
Non-negative rational numbers are ordered according to their value and placed
on the number line relative to their position between whole numbers.
ACTIVITIES/SKILLS:
Warm-up: Spiral Review(CSCOPE)
Class Activities: Percent Recording Sheet
RESOURCES: CSCOPE
ASSESSMENT: Check for Accuracy on the Percent Recording Activity
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Percent Recording Sheet
NOTES and PROCEDURES:
TUESDAY
TOPIC(S):
Numerical Understanding: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals & Integers
ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:
Concept and Key Understandings
Concept
1) Number – NonNegative Rational
Quantative Reasoning –
Equivalence
Key Understandings
Non-negative rational numbers can be written as whole numbers, fractions, and
decimals and for each non-negative rational number there is an equivalent
whole number, fraction and decimal.
2) Quantative Reasoning Non-negative rational numbers can be represented using a variety of models to
– Equivalence
demonstrate equivalence.
3) Quantitative
Reasoning – Compare
and Order
Non-negative rational numbers are ordered according to their value and placed
on the number line relative to their position between whole numbers.
ACTIVITIES/SKILLS:
Warm-up: Spiral Review
Class Activities: Equivalent Forms of Rational Numbers
RESOURCES: CSCOPE
ASSESSMENT: Check for understanding and accuracy for Equivalent Forms of
Rational Numbers
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Equivalent Forms of Rational Numbers Recording Sheet
NOTES and PROCEDURES:
WEDNESDAY
TOPIC(S):
Numerical Understanding: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals & Integers
ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:
Concept and Key Understandings
Concept
1) Number – NonNegative Rational
Quantative Reasoning –
Equivalence
Key Understandings
Non-negative rational numbers can be written as whole numbers, fractions, and
decimals and for each non-negative rational number there is an equivalent
whole number, fraction and decimal.
2) Quantative Reasoning Non-negative rational numbers can be represented using a variety of models to
– Equivalence
demonstrate equivalence.
3) Quantitative
Reasoning – Compare
and Order
Non-negative rational numbers are ordered according to their value and placed
on the number line relative to their position between whole numbers.
ACTIVITIES/SKILLS:
Warm-up: Spiral Review
Activites: Compass Learning (Fractions)
RESOURCES: Compass
ASSESSMENT: Fraction Quizzes
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Compass Learning (Fractions)
NOTES and PROCEDURES:
THURSDAY
TOPIC(S):
Numerical Understanding: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals & Integers
ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:
Concept and Key Understandings
Concept
1) Number – NonNegative Rational
Quantative Reasoning –
Equivalence
Key Understandings
Non-negative rational numbers can be written as whole numbers, fractions, and
decimals and for each non-negative rational number there is an equivalent
whole number, fraction and decimal.
2) Quantative Reasoning Non-negative rational numbers can be represented using a variety of models to
– Equivalence
demonstrate equivalence.
3) Quantitative
Reasoning – Compare
and Order
Non-negative rational numbers are ordered according to their value and placed
on the number line relative to their position between whole numbers.
ACTIVITIES/SKILLS:
Warm-up: Spiral Review
Activities: Compass Learning (Decimals)
RESOURCES: CSCOPE
ASSESSMENT: Compass Quizzes
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Compass Learning (Decimals)
NOTES and PROCEDURES:
FRIDAY
TOPIC(S):
Numerical Understanding: Whole Numbers, Fractions, Decimals & Integers
ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS:
Concept and Key Understandings
Concept
1) Number – NonNegative Rational
Quantative Reasoning –
Equivalence
Key Understandings
Non-negative rational numbers can be written as whole numbers, fractions, and
decimals and for each non-negative rational number there is an equivalent
whole number, fraction and decimal.
2) Quantative Reasoning Non-negative rational numbers can be represented using a variety of models to
– Equivalence
demonstrate equivalence.
3) Quantitative
Reasoning – Compare
and Order
Non-negative rational numbers are ordered according to their value and placed
on the number line relative to their position between whole numbers.
ACTIVITIES/SKILLS:
Warm-up: Spiral Review
Activities: Unit 1 Test Review
RESOURCES: textbook
ASSESSMENT: Using Activotes to check for understanding
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Unit 1 Test Review
NOTES and PROCEDURES: