[eMINTS] algebraic equations
Pat Condray
pcondray at stjschools.org
Fri Mar 7 12:02:42 CST 2008
I have started by having the students write number sentences similar to translating a language. ie
Three cookies were on the table. John ate two cookies. How many were left?
3 - 2 = c (cookies left)
Then get more complicated:
What percent of 75 is 16?
x (75) = 16
After practice, I have them write story problems and their expressions on newsprint in a cooperative "graffitti math" activity.
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From: emints-bounces at lists.emints.org on behalf of Julie Fessenden
Sent: Fri 3/7/2008 10:28 AM
To: emints at lists.emints.org
Subject: [eMINTS] algebraic equations
I need some ideas and problems for addressing the GLE:
represent a mathematical situation as an expression or number sentence using a letter or symbol.
This was our lowest score from last year's MAP and it was a DOK level 2 constructed response question.
How do you teach this?
Thanks,
Julie
Julie Fessenden
5th Grade
Oakwood Elementary
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