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March 11-15, 2008 |
Number Patterns, Sequences, Graphing, and Extending Data |
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Monday |
All Cores: Graph problem 22, pg. 473. Set up
parameters, examine how the graph changes as the values change.
Cores 3 and 4: Finish graphing the bee
problem based on Fibonacci's number sequence. Examine
how the graph changes as the difference between the terms
changes. |
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Tuesday |
Core 1: Continue with problem solving using WEEKLY ESSENTIAL 18.
Practice using graphs and t tables to predict values in data
gaps. Use pgs. 471-473 for examples.
Cores 2,3 and 4: Review constructing
graphs via t tables and how to compute missing values /gaps in
data. |
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Wednesday |
Core 1: Continue with problem solving skills using word problems
from W|K. 18 ESSENTIALS. Answer questions regarding
Keeping Skills Sharp. Assign selected problems from Ch. 9
L. 3 Patterns. Cores 1,2, and 3:
Get progress notes signed. Return for a grade. Answer questions
from workbook pages or text book examples. |
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Thursday |
All Cores: Study Island in Mrs. McClendon's Lab. |
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Friday |
Study Island for Cores 1and 2. |
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March 3-7, 2005 |
NCSCOS: Signed Progress reports are past due. |
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Monday |
Core 1: Share info. on
Pascal. Look for patterns in the triangle. Discuss.
Complete triangle activity W/S. Review geometric vs.
arithmetic sequences. Pgs. 475-477 go over problems 13-21
together. |
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Tuesday |
Core 1: Handout the array pattern sheet. Examine the
patterns within and clarify instructions/terms. Chapter 9
Lesson . Begin graphing problems pg. 471-473. |
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Wednesday |
Core 1: Go over the problems from the array activity.
Continue with analying Pascal's triangle. Assign
additional activities to examine Pascal's triangle, pgs.
474-476.
All Cores: Practice activity:
Study sample problems pgs. 470-472. |
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Thursday |
Study Island practice in computer lab. Complete WB PGS.
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Friday |
All Cores: Metric Olympic Competition: A Pirate Team
Activity. |
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