The lesson plan introduces fractions concepts using the book "Full House An Invitation for fractions". Students will read the book, then play a Kahoot game in groups to reinforce the fractions concepts. The objective is for students to be able to read and recognize fractions. Questions are provided before, during, and after reading to check understanding.
The lesson plan introduces fractions concepts using the book "Full House An Invitation for fractions". Students will read the book, then play a Kahoot game in groups to reinforce the fractions concepts. The objective is for students to be able to read and recognize fractions. Questions are provided before, during, and after reading to check understanding.
The lesson plan introduces fractions concepts using the book "Full House An Invitation for fractions". Students will read the book, then play a Kahoot game in groups to reinforce the fractions concepts. The objective is for students to be able to read and recognize fractions. Questions are provided before, during, and after reading to check understanding.
Book Title: Full House An Invitation for fractions
Book Author: Dayle Ann Dodds Materials Needed: 1. iPads/Computers 2. Groups 3. Pencils 4. Paper TEKS: 6.4 G (Math) Student will generate equivalent forms of fractions, decimals and percents using real-world problems. Objective: A. Student B. Read a book about fractions. C. After reading book get in groups to play kahoot. D. Students should be able to read and recognize fractions.
Relevancy: Why are we learning this?
When tests or give out worksheets you would be able to solve and do fractions without a problem. Commented [1]: Make your relevancy and fun, realistic connection to something a 6th grader would be interested in. For example: So that if your mom tells Questions before reading a book: you to split the cake between you and your 3 brothers, you can split it fairly using fractons. Looking in the cover what do you think its going to be about?
Questions in middle of book:
What fraction represents a part of a whole? Can you tell me what fraction this is?
Questions in end of book:
What was the last fraction of the last cake they eat? What makes a whole?
Instructions for Activity:
1. Get a computer 2. Get in groups of 2 3. Log in to kahoot.it 4. If their team guesses correctly they get a point. Conclusion: Ask them if they understand fractions now and ask them how they thought fractions were going to be like.