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Angles Pre-Assessement
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Objective: SWBAT demonstrate their understanding of angles and the application.
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Because I want to maximize the time students have to work on the pre-assessment, this lesson does not begin with a POD.
The pre-assessment is important because it demonstrates what my students already know about angles. Namely, it should reveal whether they understand how to form triangles inside a polygon, how to find the sum of the angles inside a triangle, and what degrees are. If students already have a solid foundation, then they do not need to spend time learning the vocabulary. If students are working from a blank slate, then I know where to begin and where to offer support for my students to scaffold their learning.
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I give students the entire class period to work on the pre-assessment.
If students finish early, I ask them to write a story using the vocabulary words acute, obtuse, right, supplementary, complementary, and vertical. I want them to think about the possible meanings of the terms and the real-world applications of those terms.
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- UNIT 1: Welcome to 7th Grade!
- UNIT 2: Number System
- UNIT 3: Geometric Measurement
- UNIT 4: Integers
- UNIT 5: Simplifying Expressions
- UNIT 6: Proportional Relationships
- UNIT 7: Percent Relationships
- UNIT 8: Equations and Inequalities
- UNIT 9: 2-D Measurements
- UNIT 10: 3-D Measurements
- UNIT 11: Angles
- UNIT 12: Probability
