Lesson 11

Introduction

 

Lesson 11

Learning Target:  Analyze number patterns created from mixed operations. 

 

  1. Grab a ruler (or a straight edge), pencil, and your problem set)
  2. Watch Video it doesn’t exactly match but it has similar problems) I would suggest you watch a problem then pause then try and do the same problem on your problem set

 

(Watch until you feel comfortable)

  1. Complete the problem set :go back in the video if needed
  2. Check your answers: http://ojusd-ca.schoolloop.com/file/1368364943627/1365835800006/5223237243117274281.pdf

 

  1. After checking: Go to someone that is done (if no one is done go to a teacher) discuss the following: Be prepared – If you cannot answer the questions watch the video again or do your own investigation. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ON LOOSELEAF PAPER. THIS MAY BE DONE WITH A PARTNER. HAND IN your answers in the MATH BIN –label it lesson 11
  • Make a statement that describes how the lines generated from mixed operations behave.  How are they similar and different from multiplication only or addition or subtraction only rules?
  • Share your answers to Problems 2(b) and 4(b) with a neighbor.  Explain your thought process as you generated the coordinate pairs.
  • Predict what line m  would look like if you added first and then multiplied.

 

 

  1. Complete Exit Ticket by yourself and hand in THE MATH BIN

How will I and you know you met the objective (understand it)?

If you get a 3 or 4 on your exit ticket

 

 

 

Game choices:

http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/games/ctf/ctf_hotmath.swf

http://mathsnacks.com/game-over-gopher-en.html

http://www.math4children.com/Grade6/games/other%20games/Locate%20points%20in%20(x,y)%20axis/index.html

http://www.mathplayground.com/spaceboyrescue.html

 

OR SEARCH COORDINATE GRID GAMES in google