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Math Plans October 1-5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday CCSS 4.G.1 CCSS 4.G.2 CCSS 4.G.1 CCSS 4.G.2 CCSS 4.G.1 CCSS 4.G.2 CCSS 4.G.1 CCSS 4.G.2 CCSS 4.G.1 CCSS 4.G.2 Lang. Obj: SW determine characteristics of triangles. Lang. Obj: SW classify triangles according to their geometric properties. to the bullets page 31 of Geometry Binder. =angles. 90x3 is 270. Lang. Obj: SW Lang. Obj: SW identify Lang. Obj: SW create a catergorize and classify symmetry in figures and symmetrical quilt sqaure quadrilaterals based on draw lines of symmetry attributes. Materials: Geoboards w/ Materials: “My Many Materials: 3pieces of Materials: pattern blocks, Materials: pattern rubberbands, copy of Triangles” recording sheet, yarn, “Quadrilateral paper, pencils, copies of blocks, “Patchwork GeoDot paper, anchor “My Many Triangles” Pieces” for each group, “Isometric Dot Paper” Squares” chart about triangles triangle sort, white paper, Labels for each group colored construction paper from “Labels”, blank in ¼ wide strips index cards, markers, measuring tools Link to Prior Learning: Link to Prior Learning: Link to Prior Learning: Link to Prior Learning: Link to Prior Learning: Create a KWL chart Have S Think Pair Share Have students discuss Have S discuss with their Review lines of about the students’ what they learned about in group different ways partner different symmetry with students knowledge about triangles yesterday to classify triangles properties of shapes triangles from yesterday’s lesson. Lesson Input: Begin Lesson Input: Review the Lesson Input: Spend Lesson Input: Refer to Lesson Input: Provide a discusses triangles. Explain types of triangles from the beginning of the information in PP quick refresher for lines that a shape is a triangle yesterday. Model classifying a lesson reviewing types of symmetry. Open with when it has exactly 3 sides triangle based on its’ angles of lines and angles. Use a book about quilting to and is a polygon. (Refresh and its’ sides. Explain that all the PP to model make real life definition of polygon if the angles in a triangle defining the attiributes connections between needed). Begin to teach and measure 90. Explain that of a given math, art, and history. model the examples of each some triangle combos aren’t quadrilateral. Remind Ex: The Patchwork Quilt, triangle. USE possible such as equilateral Sam Johnson and the Blue POWERPOINT ON WIKI, right. Right angles are 90 and S that a quadrilateral is Ribbon Quilt a 4 sided, closed figure. GUIDED NOTES, & Refer equilateral triangles have Key Questions: What are Key Questions: How can Key Questions: What Key Questions: What is triangles? How can you angle and side measures is a quadrilateral? How symmetry? How are create different types of help us create and classify can you create different symmetrical figures triangles? What are the triangles? quadrilaterals? What created? properties of triangles? are the properties? How can triangles be How are they alike and classified. different? Guided Practice: S may Guided Practice: Part 1: Guided Practice: S Guided Practice: S be in groups or partners. Students cut out triangles. should complete Task 1 should complete Task 1 Encourage them to Sort triangles so that no and Task 2 as laid out and Task 2 as laid out in engage in mathematical triangles are left out or in the PP and on page the PP and on page 45 of discussions. Working in belong to more than one 45 of the binder the binder pairs students will create group. S should record the triangles discussed in how they sorted the the lesson. S should triangles and the #of identify triangle triangles in each group. properties and compare Part 2: S may need and contrasts their assistance. They will make attributes. After this is 9 different types of done (CONTINUE triangles (2 which are not USING PP ON WIKI possible) Refer to the AND refer to page 32 of directions on page 39 of the binder and use the binder. guided questions to prompt triangles discussions. S are encourage to explain their thinking. Summary/Closure: Summary/Closure: Have Summary/Closure: Have S Summary/Closure: Have Have S share their S share their findings respond to the questions on S write their own reasoning how they from guided practice. page 39 and 40 (last 4 slides definition of symmetry in grouped certain Have S finish the of the PP) of the binder in their journals. quadrilaterals. following statements in their math journals their NBs: Some triangles have…. All triangles have…. Key Questions: How do you determine lines of symmetry? How are symmetrical figures used in art work? Guided Practice: Refer to PP Summary/Closure: Have S respond to the questions on the PP in their math journals. Independent Practice: Students should respond to the guided questions in their math journals. Independent Practice: Students should complete SAB 36. (HW use page 37) Differentiation: High students use straws of different lengths to explore the questions on pg. 35. Low students should use straws of different lengths rather than geoboards to easily compare lengths. . Differentiation: Extension: S should create directions for a triangle so that someone could follow the directions and create that triangle. Intervention: Allow students to use a picture glossary of the triangles from part one to help them. Homework: Classifying Triangles worksheet on the wiki Homework: Classifying Triangles EASY/MEDIUM worksheet on the wiki Independent Practice: Students should respond to the questions on the PP in their math journals. Differentiation: Extension: S can create their own label and challenge a partner to sort their shapes according to their labels. Intervention: Have students label each shape with it’s known properties Homework: Mystery Shape Clues WS on wiki Independent Practice: Students create their own super hero mask Independent Practice: Students actually creating their quilt squares Differentiation: Extension: S can fold their paper into 4 squares and create a mask that is symmetrical across both folds. Intervention: Students trace blocks and their symmetry one at a time. Differentiation: Extension: S can use a computer program to create their quilt squares. Intervention: give S paper pattern blocks to fold and place on their quilt squares Homework: Symmetry WS on wiki