Sunday, March 17, 2013

UDL Lesson Plan: Division and Remainders Into Fractions


  UDL LESSON  


Lesson Overview


Title:
Number, Operation, and Quantitative Reasoning:  Division and Remainders into Fractions
Author:
Kesha Leonard
Subject:
Math
Grade Level(s):
6th Grade
Duration:
1 Week
Subject Area:
Math
Unit Description:
Students are to use multiplication and division of whole numbers to solve problems including situations involving equivalent ratios and rates. Students will use whole numbers to divide resulting in a remainder.
Lesson Description for Day:
Students will use prior knowledge of division in order to divide whole numbers resulting with a remainder. This assignment will last the duration of the week ensure student success.
State Standards:
6.1 The student represents and uses rational numbers in a variety of equivalent forms. The student is expected to: C. use multiplication and division of whole numbers to solve problems including situations involving equivalent ratios and rates.

Goals


Unit Goals:

All students will use cross multiplication to divide whole numbers resulting in a remainder. Students will be able to determine that the remainder is the numerator and the number being divided is the denominator
Lesson Goals:
All students should know how to cross multiply (from prior lesson) in order to divide whole numbers resulting in a remainder.

Methods


Anticipatory Set:

Provide students will familiar concepts and definitions such as numerator and denominator.  Understand what each student’s previous knowledge is to help guide the lesson. Have students assess their own amount of knowledge about the subject through practice.

Introduce and Model New Knowledge:

Show examples of multiplying whole numbers; Show how to cross multiply and solve the problem; discuss ways to solve the problems; discuss rules for solving the problems; discuss how to display the remainder.

 

 

Provide Independent Practice:

Allow students time to solve their problems and become familiar with the product through practice. Teacher checks for understanding. Students may play online games to practice and perfect their knowledge.

Assessment


Formative/Ongoing Assessment:
Provide one on one time with students to ensure they understand the lesson and to provide feedback if needed.
Summative/End Of Lesson Assessment:
Grade students work using the provided rubric. Students will be given an opportunity to correct their work and turn it in for a higher grade. The will also be given one-on-one assistance for what they need to work on.

Materials

Online Resource: Math 247 Website (http://mathcasts.org/
 Classroom Resource:  Rubric

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