__ Reaching All Learners TE p. 421 __ Additional Examples Transparencies8-2 CRB __ Teaching Transparency 8-2 CRBPoints/Objectives of Lesson
Lesson Plan 8-1
Customary and Metric Measurements pp. 414–417
Objective
Students convertmeasurements within the customary and metric systems
Lesson Plan 8-2
Accuracy and Precision pp. 420–423
Objective
Students compare theprecision of measurements anddetermine acceptable levels of accuracy
Lesson Plan 8-3
Perimeter and Circumference pp. 424–427
Objective
Students find theperimeter of a polygon and thecircumference of a circle
Lesson Plan 8-4
Area of Parallelograms pp. 430–433
Objective
Students find the area of rectangles and other parallelograms
Lesson Plan 8-5
Area of Triangles and Trapezoids pp. 434–437
Objective
Students find the areaof triangles and trapezoids
Lesson Plan 8-6
Area of Circles pp. 438–441
Objective
Students find thearea of circlesMaterials NeededComputer/LaptopSmart boardElmoPower Point PresentationSmall White BoardCalculatorsComputer/LaptopSmart boardElmoPower Point PresentationSmall White BoardCalculatorsComputer/LaptopSmart boardElmoPower Point PresentationSmall White BoardCalculatorsComputer/LaptopSmart boardElmoPower Point PresentationSmall White BoardCalculatorsComputer/LaptopSmart boardElmoPower Point PresentationSmall White BoardCalculatorsGuided Practice(teacher/student)
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1, 2, 10–13, 30, 32,46–51 Enriched: 1, 2, 10–13, 30, 32,46–51 __ Example 2: Core: 1–8, 10–22, 30,32, 46–51 Enriched: 1–7 odd, 11–21odd, 25–36, 46–51 __ Example 3: Core: 1–24, 25–41 odd,46–51 Enriched: 1–23 odd, 25–51
__ Interactive Study Guide
8-1
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1–3, 13–18, 37, 39,48, 52–61 Enriched: 1, 3, 13–17 odd,37–40, 48, 52–61 __ Example 2: Core: 1–6, 13–24, 37, 39,47, 48, 52–61Enriched: 1–5 odd, 13–24, 37–40, 47, 48, 52–61 __ Example 3: Core: 1–9, 13–30, 37, 39,43–47 odd, 52–61Enriched: 1–9 odd, 13–30,37–40, 42, 43, 45, 47, 48, 52–61
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1–3, 11–13,25–27, 33–41 Enriched: 1–3,11–13, 25–27, 33–41 __ Example 2: Core: 1–6, 11–16,25–28, 33–41 Enriched: 1–6,11–16, 25–28, 33–41 __ Example 3: Core: 1–9, 11–19,21–27 odd, 33–41 Enriched:1–9 odd, 11–19, 21–28, 33–41 __ Example 4: Core: 1–20, 21–29odd, 33–41 Enriched: 1–19odd, 21–41
__ Interactive Study Guide
8-3
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1–3, 8–10, 15,20, 26, 30–38 Enriched: 1, 3, 9,15, 17, 19, 20, 25, 26, 30–38 __ Example 2: Core: 1–6, 8–13, 15,16, 20, 21, 30–38 Enriched: 1–5odd, 9–13 odd, 15–22, 30–38 __ Example 3: Core: 1–14, 16, 17, 21–25 odd, 30–38 Enriched: 1–13odd, 15–38
__ Interactive Study Guide
8-4
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1–3, 7–9, 13,17, 28–36 Enriched: 1, 3, 7, 9,13–15, 17, 19, 25, 28–36 __ Example 2: Core: 1–12, 13, 15–17, 21–25 odd, 28–36Enriched: 1–11 odd, 13–36
__ Interactive Study Guide
8-5
PRACTICE AND APPLY
__ Example 1: Core: 1–3, 6–11,15–23 odd, 30–38Enriched: 1, 3, 7–11 odd, 15–23, 30–38 __ Example 2: Core: 1–4, 6–12,15–23 odd, 30–38Enriched: 1, 4, 7–11 odd, 12,15–24, 30–38 __ Example 3: Core: 1–14, 15–25 odd, 30–38 Enriched: 1–13 odd, 15–38
__ Interactive Study Guide
8-6
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