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The focus of this unit is on the use of SI and imperial units. Students will determine linear measures using a variety of referents, and will find the surface area and volume of 3-D objects. They will use proportional reasoning to convert a measurement within or between SI and imperial systems. Although students have previously worked with a variety of SI units, this is their first exposure to imperial units. As with other problem solving situations, it is important that proper estimation and measurement strategies be used and that error analysis be an integral part of the learning process.
ASSIGNED WORK
ASSIGNED WORK
Mon Sept 9: Finish 'your turn' questions in notes on p4
Tue Sept 10: Finish questions in notes up to p6 along with worksheet. Text book questions are optional for these pages. Completed all notes up to perfect cubes and questions 6(b,d) 7(b) on p147.
Wed Sept 11: . LCM/GCF skill check
Thur Sept 12: . All notes and textbook questions up to page 9 in you booklet should be complete
Fri Sept 13: Notes and questions up to page 11 should be complete.
Mon Sept 16: All Questions in notes including textbook questions should be complete up to Page 12
Tue Sept 17: All Questions in notes including textbook questions should be complete up to Page 16. I will answer any questions on the assigned work before we start surface area today.
Wed Sept 18: Quiz(30-40 min) on all material up to page 16. [6 MC and 3 CR]
Thur Sept 19: All Questions in notes including extra worksheet should be complete up to Page 19. Start Cones today
Fri Sept 20: Skill Check on Pyramid SA. All Questions in notes including extra worksheet should be complete up to Page 20.
Mon Sept 23: All notes, examples, and text book questions should be finished up to p24 in your notes. Starting SA and Vol of spheres today.
Tue Sept 24: All notes, examples, and text book questions should be finished up to p26 in your notes. Starting SA and Vol of Composite shapes today.
Wed Sept 25: SPHERE SKILL CHECK. More composite shape questions. End of Notes.
Thur Sept 26: Start Next Set of Notes. Go to unit 2.
Textbook Solutions
Sections 3.1_3.2.pdf***Measurement Test Monday Sept. 30***
***Measurement Test Monday Sept. 30***
Outline: 10 Multiple Choice and 6 Constructed Response.
Outline: 10 Multiple Choice and 6 Constructed Response.
Any of the topics, questions, or examples that have been covered or assigned may show up on the test.
Any of the topics, questions, or examples that have been covered or assigned may show up on the test.
Completed Class Notes/Videos
Completed Class Notes/Videos
1_LCM and GCF
M1201 Unit 1_Roots&Powers_1_Prime Factors_F2019.pdf2_Perfect Radicals
M1201 Unit 2_Roots&Powers_2_Simplifying Radicals_F2019.pdf3_Conversion
M1201 Unit 1_Measurement_1_Conversions_F2019.pdf4_SA of Pyramids and Cones
M1201 Unit 1_Measurement_2_Surface Area_F2018.pdf5_Volume of Pyramids and Cones
M1201 Unit 1_Measurement_3_Volume_F2018.pdf6_Spheres
M1201 Unit 1_Measurement_4_Spheres_F2018.pdfExtra Sphere Question.pdf7_Composite Shapes
M1201 Unit 1_Measurement_5_Composite Shapes_F2018.pdf8_Answers to Review (3 files)
composite_sa_and_v_worksheet_answers.pdfsec_1.4_1.7_sample_test_2016.pdfm1201_worksheet_3.1_3.2_answer_key.pdfFormula Sheet and Practice Test
Formula Sheet and Practice Test
Formulae Sheet
Formulae Sheet
Math 1201 Formulae Sheet.pdfMeasurement Test
Measurement Test
sec_1.4_1.7_sample_test_2016.pdfMeasurement Test Solutions
Measurement Test Solutions
sec_1.4_1.7_sample_test_2016_answers.pdfVolume Videos
Volume Videos
Volume of Pyramid compared to Prism
Volume of Pyramid compared to Prism
Volume of Cone compared to Cylinder (Jump to 1:31 min)
Volume of Cone compared to Cylinder (Jump to 1:31 min)
Videos for this unit
Videos for this unit
Measurement Lessons
Measurement Lessons
Measurement Review
Measurement Review
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