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Turn Your Classroom into a Habitat for Mathematicians 1

Turn Your Classroom into a Habitat for Mathematicians 1

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Turn Your Classroom into a Habitat for Mathematicians 1

Group persons for partners and also into nine groups before beginning the day! MAKE SURE VIDEO WORKS FOR THIS DAY. Need group posters ready on the wall and have markers ready.1Wife of Steve and mother of Cody, Rowdy, and Trixie Jo

2Your tour guide

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Came all the way from CAMP MATH A LOT.4

Know your students. Polleverywhere.com https://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/7AicPhs59nAifME WebsiteAudience can respond at PollEv.com/tammyjoschle537, as long as the poll is active. (?)Text messagingPresenter session: Audience texts TAMMYJOSCHLE537 to 37607 to join the session, then they text a response.

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https://www.polleverywhere.com/free_text_polls/7AicPhs59nAifME 8Todays objectives:Best students in the whole world Energize your own classroomStrategy/idea take-out Sharing out

95E Lesson Plan ModelEngageExploreExplainElaborate Evaluate

http://www.livebinders.com/edit/index/1632482# copy of 5E lesson planShare lesson plan format on paper copy and at my livebinder.com. ___Have copies of 5E lesson on colored paper. Give credit for where I learned about the 5E lesson plan! Rising Star Educator Program with Dr. Steckelberg at the helm. 10Exit Ticket ProcedureDoes everybody have their own exit ticket?

Modifications coming-?

11The ticket-? www.tjschlechter.wikispaces.com

Camp Math a lot Kids SayExit ticketEnvironment Schlechter Share:ApronsThe Old WomanBegin our kids video here. Stop after Neenas.13

Working AgreementsTalkingListeningThinking Behavior

Kids SayUse the Toolbox1.BUILD IT 2.ILLUSTRATE IT3.VERBALIZE IT4.SYMBOLIZE IT

L.O.LCapture the Flag

Play video after showing this screen. Reference Dr. Sandy Atkins from Florida, speaker at last years conference. Capture the Flag is our movement, so with the teachers at the conference have them move to get a puzzle piece and relocate to a table to put together a postcard puzzle before we continue. BIG IDEA: MOVEMENT SHOULD BE PART OF OUR MOMENTS. Then we can watch the NOTICE and WONDER video.21Kids SaySchool StoreTrash Talk Other Kid AdviceClarify that Pops is the name of Hermosas grocery store. Giggle Stop after Madison22MATH IS A HIGHWAY!

Mt.UnderstandingValley of ConfusionCONFUSION ROCKS!Top 20 Language play video for Maysyn then Baylor. DIFFERENTIATION IS THE DIFFERENCE. Note my visuals about highway groups and what looks like each level. ___have copies at the table. 23PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY

Eli then Brodys excellent explanation24VOCABULARY ACTIVITYAB PYRAMID or AB Partners GAME:

Find a partner from a different table lets make peanut butter and jelly.(One partner faces the board, the other faces the back wall)Review rules for AB Partners!

MOVEMENT AGAIN!25Round 1Pythagorean Theoremstudentsproportional relationship

26Round 2linear equationssolvedvariables

27Round 3inequalitiesquantitativedependent

28Round 4bivariateunderstandingindependent variable

29JOY DISCOVERED?http://www.tagxedo.com/artful/7343b35cbbcc48fe

30JOY WordsTaken from blueprint Tjschlechter.wikispaces.com315E Lesson Plan ModelEngageExploreExplainElaborate Evaluate32CREATING THE WONDERWhat's Your Strategy?There are many more ways to support mathematics literacy and fluency in any content area classrooms, what strategies are you using that are helping your students meet with success?

33Notice and Wonderhttp://edge.ascd.org/blogpost/3-ways-to-support-math-literacy 34Notice and WonderHow do we help teachers value and make use of things that students notice and wonder?Pi is everywhere.Lessons that allow for inquiry and investigation yield:1. students with deeper understanding2. productive dispositions in students (and their teachers)3. equity in the math classroom

___Share 5E Lesson plan about how they found PI. Using yarn, show the circumference length of your table. Snip this length. Now, the best you can measure the diameter. Snip this length. What is the relationship between the diameter and the circumference? 36Go to livebinder, Tammy Jo.Marilyn Burns articleInspiration for sharing Pi 5E LessonShared by Mr. Barrios from our Custer High School. 37Pi is everywhere.Lessons that allow for inquiry and investigation yield:1. students with deeper understanding2. productive dispositions in students (and their teachers)3. equity in the math classroom

___Share 5E Lesson plan about how they found PI. Using yarn, show the circumference length of your table. Snip this length. Now, the best you can measure the diameter. Snip this length. What is the relationship between the diameter and the circumference? 38DiscoveredCd

395E Lesson Plan ModelEngageExploreExplainElaborate Evaluate40EXPLAINStrategies for problem solving:

BUILD IT, ILLUSTRATE IT, VERBALIZE IT, AND SYMBOLIZE ITKNOW, WANT TO LEARN, SPECIAL CONDITIONNOTICE AND WONDER41ELABORATE (extend)Reflect about what you already do that is a best practice!42EVALUATEExit ticketsProducts students createPre-test and post-testMath journalshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z7MS8YzRyY MATH IS A HIGHWAY435E Lesson Plan ModelEngageExploreExplainElaborate Evaluate44Look for alternate ways of grading to give feedbackGrowth represented by each problemNo attempt, partial strategy, complete strategy+ correct solution

NAAPSSSSS+No attempt (maybe theyre thinking about it)AttemptedPartial viable strategyViable strategy/correct solutionStrategies and extended response with correct solution0.5 for reading the problemFrom NA to A = 0.7 pt.

From A to PS = 0.8 pt.From PS to SS = 1.0 pt.From SS to SS+ = 1.1 pts.0.5 awarded for ideas shared but do not count as partial strategy45ReferencesAdding It Up. National Academy of Sciences. National Academy Press. 2001.Dr. Sandy Atkins, speaker from last years math-science conference: http://www.creatingahas.com/ Bellanca, J. and et al. How to Teach Thinking Skills Within the Common Core. Solution Tree Press. 2012.Burns, M. (2014, October 1). "Uncovering the Math Curriculum." Educational Leadership, p. 64-68.Horn, I. Strength in Numbers: Collaborative Learning in Secondary Mathematics. National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. 2012.Marzano, R. and et al. Classroom Instruction that Works: Research-based Strategies for Increasing Student Achievement. McRel. 2001.Rylant, C. The Old Woman Who Named Things. Harcourt Brace and Company. 1996.

46Todays objectives:Best students in the whole world Energize your own classroomStrategy/idea take-out Sharing out

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