S.ID.6: Represent data on two quantitative variables on a scatter plot,
Maryland College and Career Standard(s) and describe how the variables are related Accommodations: S.ID.7: Interpret the slope (rate of change) and the intercept Period 2 (constant term) of a linear model in the context of the data JM: Frequent breaks, S.ID.8: Compute (using technology) and interpret the correlation reduce distractions to coefficient of a linear fit C self, extended time calculation device Learning Topic D: Period 3 Target: KB: Extended time We will… JR: Redirection, graphic organizer, ● Determine correlation between two frequent breaks, variables calculation device, ● Create a line of best fit given a extended time scatter plot NLP: Frequent ● Differentiate between linear and breaks, extended non-linear relationships time, calculation device, notes and ● Evaluate data points with line of outlines best fit GW: Extended time, ● Interpret the correlation coefficient frequent breaks of a linear fit RJ: Graphic organizer, ● Represent data on two quantitative small groups, variables on a scatter plot frequent breaks, calculation device, ● Interpret the slope and the extended time intercept of a linear model MH: Preferential seating, frequent Success Topic D: check-ins, frequent Criteria breaks, reminders * Identify the correlation coefficient Period 4 and interpret it’s meaning given the JR: Preferential graph seating, frequent * Evaluate data points with line of best check-ins, frequent fit breaks * Create a line of best fit given data DJ: Preferential points on a graph seating, graphic Represent data on two quantitative variables orangizer, small groups, redirection on a scatter plot JM: Frequent check- Materials: Pencils, colored pencils, worksheets ins, extended time Opening: Opening Routine (T7)
Students follow the entry routine: enter
Teacher: Ms. Hirsch Lesson Plan Date: 3/2/20 Period: 2,3,4,5
room, pick up their books in the back
and go to their assigned seats. Students seats were assigned based on i-ready/10-day assessment data. Once seated, students will begin their Do Now. (T7)
Do Now
Students will be given five (5) minutes to
complete the opener independently on their worksheet. Teacher will circulate and ensure students remain on-task and focused on their learning during the time allotted to complete the do now. Teacher will positively narrate students who begin the do now immediately. (T8 & T9)
HITS: Activating prior knowledge, homework and
practice, cooperative learning, reinforcing effort and providing feedback, and non-linguistic representation.
Explicit none Instruction:
Guided Mervo Budget
Practice: Students will go over the Mervo budget priorities as determined by the school administration.
Independent Advocacy Projects
Practice: Students will be completing projects that Teacher: Ms. Hirsch Lesson Plan Date: 3/2/20 Period: 2,3,4,5
have them apply their math and logic skills
to real world problems in their classrooms. Students will be completing a project on the current Mervo budget and allocation of funds. Students will complete the projects in class where they will be able to use each other as resources while completing the math and reading components. Students will also write letters to the district explaining their stances on the issues while citing math and information from the projects they completed. Students have been provided a rubric for what the expectations are for the quality of work.
Homework: Letters for advocacy projects
Closure /Summary: Learning Target Review
Teacher will ask a student volunteer to re-read
the learning target for the day. (T1)
. (T3) Students will be asked to
determine if they met they day’s learning target by checking a box at the end of the exit ticket. (T1)