Feb. 14-18

TEKS: 6.8(B), 6.12(A), 6.13(B)

Lessons:

  • Monday: 3D figures and volume.  Assignment is R9-6 packet.
  • Tuesday: Metric Conversions.  Assignment is pg. 407 (8-31, 43-44).
  • Wednesday: Temperature.  Assignment is pg. 417 (1-4, 10-17, 24, 31-32) and Pg. 682 (Lesson 8-8, 1-8).
  • Thursday: Customary/Metric Measurement. Assignment is pg. 381 (1-4, 10-19) and pg. 394 (5-6, 15-20)
  • Friday: Study Island in Computer Lab. No assignment.

Oct. 25-Oct. 29

Overview:Students will use prior knowledge of equivalent fractions in the introduction of ratios and proportions.  Students will use models and tables to identify proportional relationships in various situations, using 5th grade prior knowledge of basic perimeter and area of geometric figures.  Missing information will be found using proportions.

Focus: Students will be able to set up and identify proportions and solve for missing information.

TEKS: 6.02(C), 6.08(D), 6.03(C), 6.11(B), 6.13(A), 6.13(B)

Lessons:

  • Monday:Scale Drawings.  Assignment is P7-5.  Use map of hometown and find various distances as notes.  Will need rulers.  Discuss and do notes over cross multiplying.
  • Tuesday: Similar Figures.  Assignment is Pz E-12.  Be sure to discuss what similar figures are (same shape but not necessarily the same size).  Notes handout.
  • Wednesday: Proportion Word Problems.  Assignment is Proportions Predicting Outcomes.  They must have work for every problem.
  • Thursday: Customary Unit Conversions.  Assignment is Pg. 681 (Lesson 8-1 20-25, Lesson 8-2 1-15).  Will need math chart.
  • Friday:Proportion TAKS Review.  Give Benchmark #4.  Assignment will be a proportion TAKS review packet.  They must have work for every problem.

Oct. 11- Oct. 15

Overview:Using prior knowledge of Greatest Common Factors and Least Common Multiples, students will model, compare, add, and subtract fractions and mixed numbers with like and unlike denominators.  Answers should be judged for reasonableness.  Customary and metric rulers will be used to demonstrate knowledge of the use of fractions in measurement.

Focus: Students will apply their prior knowledge of modeling the addition and subtraction of fractions to solve problems involving real-life situations.

TEKS: 6.02b, 6.12a, 6.13b

Lessons:

  • Monday: Teacher Inservice
  • Tuesday: Subtracting Mixed Numbers.  Assignment is pg. 260 (8-21, 44-47).
  • Wednesday: Review of Add/Sub Fractions and Mixed Numbers.  Assignment is PzC49.
  • Thursday: Review over comparing, ordering, adding, subtracting fractions.  Give benchmark #3.  Assignment is Ch. 5B Review.
  • Friday: Test over fractions and mixed numbers. No homework.

Aug. 30-Sept. 3

Overview:Students will use 5th grade knowledge to compare and order decimals in written and numeric form.  Reasonableness skills should be used in problem situations to judge sums, differences, products, and quotients of whole numbers.  With decimals, operations are limited to addition and subtraction.  Through real-life situations, students will classify numbers, including whole numbers, decimals, and integers.

Focus: Students will use their place value knowledge to solve real-life problems by performing various operations with decimals, such as converting metric units.

TEKS: 6.02b, 6.02c, 6.02e, 6.08d, 6.11a, 6.11d, 6.13b

Lessons:

  • Monday: Subtracting Decimals.  Assignment is Subtracting Decimals worksheet.
  • Tuesday: Multiplying Decimals.  Assignment is SP11-2 and WPP 11-2.
  • Wednesday: Dividing Whole Numbers.  These are dividing whole numbers but some answers are decimals, both terminating and repeating.  Homework is Division worksheet.
  • Thursday: Order of Operations.  Assignment is pg. 39 (2, 4, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16) and pg. 663 (1-15).
  • Friday: Integers. Assignment is pg. 123 (8-19, 22-27, 32, 34) and pg. 667 (1-10)