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Sixth Grade Math Fest Monday, February 17, 2014

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1 Sixth Grade Math Fest Monday, February 17, 2014
Present by: Shavonne Burrows, EdS

2 Agenda Math Standards/Curriculum Math Activity

3 Whole Group Instruction
Daily Math Routine Whole Group Instruction Bell Ringer (daily) Vocabulary Introduction/Review Glencoe Math Lesson

4 Small Group Instruction
Daily Math Routine Small Group Instruction Individualize Instruction (Intensive, Benchmark and Challenge) Performance Task/Projects Glencoe Math Practice (Independent Practice and Extra Practice) Technology(EasyCBM, StrideAcademy, and Compass)

5 Example Write Expressions
The United States House of Representatives has 35 more members than four times the number of members in the United States Senate. Define a variable and write an expression to represent the number of members in the House of Representatives. Then find the number of members in the House of Representatives, if there are 100 members in the Senate.

6 (Evaluate Expression and Write Expressions)
Math Activity QR CODE MATH PRACTICE ALGEBRA (Evaluate Expression and Write Expressions)

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