Learning Objectives:
Substitution (Recap)
Introduction:
What do pronumerals represent?
Please note in your books:
If a = 10, what does 3a = ?
3a
= 3 x a
= 3 x 10
Convention:
We write 5 lots of x as:
5x
We write 3 x (x + 1) as:
3(x + 1)
4ab is the way we write 4 x a x b
If a = 2 and b = 3, what does 4ab = ?
4ab
= 4 x a x b
= 4 x 2 x 3
= 8 x 3
= 24
If T = 4a - 2, what does T = ?
Resources:
Substitution chart(s)
Workbook
Puzzle sheet
Extension Work:
Puzzle sheet
Timing:
Collect homework
For those that missed yesterday's lesson:
Intro: (5 min)
Substitution chart (15 min)
Correct chart (5-10 min)
Workbook 6.3 (15 min)
Correct workbook (5-10 min)
Puzzle sheet (the rest)
For those that attended yesterday's lesson:
More advanced substitution chart (10 min)
Mathletics (the rest)
Behavioural Management:
Have an idea of who we didn't have yesterday that may have caused the disruptions, should they have attended...
Perhaps speak to M- about calling out.
Keep an eye on S-.
Homework:
Remind them about mathletics.
Collect homework
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