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Monday, March 16th
Unit 4 Preview
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Today you are going to complete Book 1 pages 225-227. As you work your way down this page, you will find instructions and videos to help you complete this task. This webpage has been designed to follow the book's format. Make sure you always try your hardest to understand the ideas and concepts being taught. You can always pause and/or rewatch videos presented to you to help you understand. You must complete all tasks on this page.
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Goals |
I can explain what this unit will be about, and I can understand and use important vocabulary words.
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APK |
(Accessing Prior Knowledge)
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Build Your VocabularyOn page 226 in Book 1, there are a list of terms. Complete the meaning or examples. The link below may help you find the information you need for the words dimension, horizontal, and vertical. For the word surround, if you don't know the meaning, you can Google it or use Dictionary.com.
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How well did you do?
Read and Write for Real-World Connection
In Book 1 on page 226, complete the Read and Write for the Real-World Connection by sketching in what you think a box might look like if it was flattened. After you complete your sketch, watch the following videos.
Cube Folding
Cube Unfolding
Apply It
In Book 1 on page 226, complete the Apply it.
Post your idea(s) on the Padlet Board by using the link below. Be sure to put your name on your post!
Post your idea(s) on the Padlet Board by using the link below. Be sure to put your name on your post!
Concept Development
Complete the chart in Book 1 on page 227 to show what you know about Perimeter, Area, and Volume.
When you have filled in everything you know, watch the following video.
When you have filled in everything you know, watch the following video.
Exit Slip
Almost done!!! Click on the button below and answer all of the questions on the Exit Slip.
Bad Joke of the Day
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What did the square say to the circle?
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