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Heather Sparks

8th Grade Math

100 Lessons

Taft Middle School

Oklahoma City, OK

Urban Environment

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8th Grade Math

(11 Units, 100 Lessons)

Unit 1 - Welcome Back! (4 Lessons)

Unit 2 - Rules of Exponents(10 Lessons)

Unit 3 - How Big? How Small?(12 Lessons)

Unit 4 - So What's Rational About That?(5 Lessons)

Unit 5 - The Fabulous World of Functions(19 Lessons)

Unit 6 - Shapes On A Plane(5 Lessons)

Unit 7 - What's at the Root?(5 Lessons)

Unit 8 - Playing Around with Pythagoras(12 Lessons)

Unit 9 - Quantum of Solids(6 Lessons)

Unit 10 - It's All About the Rates(7 Lessons)

Unit 11 - Oni's Equation Adventure(15 Lessons)

Day One
8th Grade Math
» Unit:
Welcome Back!

Big Idea:On the first day of school, I not only distribute the required course syllabus and play a name game with my students, but I also spend a majority of the time introducing two critical classroom procedures: the talking box and how to exit.

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Day Two
8th Grade Math
» Unit:
Welcome Back!

Big Idea:Setting up journals as a group ensures students begin the year organized in math class!

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Day Three
8th Grade Math
» Unit:
Welcome Back!

Big Idea:We continue to establish and practice procedures to help our class operate smoothly from day-to-day. Continuous Improvement quizzes help us chart progress toward the standards over time.

Standards

MP1

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Day Four & Five
8th Grade Math
» Unit:
Welcome Back!

Big Idea:To help guide instruction for the year and establish a baseline for quarterly benchmark assessments, students will take a benchmark test aligned to the CCSS.