The document instructs students to use the Khan Academy resource on exponents and complete a KWL graphic organizer on the topic. It provides an example KWL chart where the student lists what they already know about exponents in the first column. In the second column, they write questions about things they are unsure of. The third column is completed after reading about exponents where the questions are answered and new information is recorded.
The document instructs students to use the Khan Academy resource on exponents and complete a KWL graphic organizer on the topic. It provides an example KWL chart where the student lists what they already know about exponents in the first column. In the second column, they write questions about things they are unsure of. The third column is completed after reading about exponents where the questions are answered and new information is recorded.
The document instructs students to use the Khan Academy resource on exponents and complete a KWL graphic organizer on the topic. It provides an example KWL chart where the student lists what they already know about exponents in the first column. In the second column, they write questions about things they are unsure of. The third column is completed after reading about exponents where the questions are answered and new information is recorded.
For the lesson on Exponents, go onto Khan Academy and select CCSS Math:
6.EE.A.1. This is the foundation of learning how to incorporate exponents in math.
Independently using the Graphic Organizer “KWL”, you will be able to brainstorm ideas about Exponents and form questions about things you are unsure about before finding out the answers with the reading. The first column will include what you already know about the topic in the What I Know column. For the second, formulate meaningful questions about the topic and write questions in the What I Want to Know column. These questions provide a purpose and direction for reading. Finally, read and discuss the material and write the answers to the questions and other new information in the What I Learned column.
Sample Graphic Organizer
Topic: Exponents What I know: What I want to know: What I learned: In powers, the only What are factors? Factors are things that operation used is How does expanding are multiplied multiplication help? together Expanding means to Multiplying with Expanding helps paint write out the factors Negative Coefficients a better understanding or variables one by Simplifying fractions of how many times one with the use of How is multiplying you will be multiplication and dividing fractions multiplying the base The usage of different? When expanding the parenthesis changes Do negative factors, you distribute what you will exponents with a the negative number multiply positive base yield a out in order later Raising powers negative number? simplify the factors Multiplying fractions together again in a Any number raised to more organized way the 0 power equals 1 Expand any multiples Positive exponents in the numerator or mean repeated denominators and multiplication and we simply use them to measure Multiplying fractions things that are really is straight forward and “big” dividing fractions involves taking the reciprocal first Negative exponents are turned into fractions When simplifying fractions, find factors that are divided by themselves Criteria Points Information has been provided from resources 5 given Topic is focused and clearly displayed throughout 3 Questions that were asked in the second column 5 have been answered by the reading in the third column Students have shown an understanding of the topic 4 Grammar and spelling are correct 4 Total 21