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Sample Lesson - Assessment 2002

Table of Contents
Grade 5

About the Project

i

About the Booklet

vi

Michigan Curriculum Framework - Grade 5
(Matrix aligning strands and standards)

viii

Inventory of "Big Ideas" (vital Understandings) in mathematics with Examples and Critical Objectives for K-8

Inv: p1-30

This section provides teachers with a checklist of "Big Ideas" (vital understandings) in mathematics. These "Big Ideas" are meant to encompass the most essential concepts and skills addressed in the standards and benchmarks of the Michigan Curriculum Framework. These are the "Big Ideas" that children cannot afford to be without, if they are to be successful in mathematics. The list is intended to be "teacher friendly" yet designed to improve the intellectual quality of student performance.

Introduction Preface:

Preface:

Performance Based Assessment

Intro: p1

Constructed Response

Intro: p2-3

Selected Response/Short Answer

Intro: p4

Chapter One: Patterns, Relationships and Functions

Ch1: p1-10

Chapter Two: Geometry and Measurement

Ch2: p1-15

Chapter Three: Data Analysis and Statistics

Ch3: p1-15

Chapter Four: Number Sense and Numeration

Ch4: p1-11

Chapter Five: Numerical and Algebraic Operations and Analytical Thinking

Ch5: p1-7

Chapter Six: Probability and Discrete mathematics

Ch6: p1-11

Appendix 

App: p1-12

Michigan Curriculum Framework in Mathematics

 


Constructed Response:

Show your worak, explain, and/or justify

10.
5 EH I.1.1
5 EH I.1.2
5 EH I.1.3
I.1.5

Part 1

Carl, Matt, Dave, Jessica, Jennifer, and Becca are playing Ping-Pong. Every one of these players will play the other player once. Create a table or chart that will show how many games will be played.

 

Part 2

Another player, Mike, was added. How many total games are played now?

 

 

Part 3

Another player, Melissa was added. How many total games will be played now?

 

Part 4

Use a chart that will help you make a prediction as to how many total games would be played if there were 10 players.

 

 
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