MATHS 10-11 Learning Intention Whole we are learning to measure length Card game (5 mins) -remind students of rough splitting of deck, face cards are worth 10 points -revisit 'ramp champ' activity -brainstorm what we need to remember when testing how far our cars can roll. Independent -Students will be working in pairs estimating and measuring how far their car rolled. Whole Re-group students and discuss ways we could make the car roll further.
MATHS 10-11 Learning Intention Whole we are learning to measure length Card game (5 mins) -remind students of rough splitting of deck, face cards are worth 10 points -revisit 'ramp champ' activity -brainstorm what we need to remember when testing how far our cars can roll. Independent -Students will be working in pairs estimating and measuring how far their car rolled. Whole Re-group students and discuss ways we could make the car roll further.
MATHS 10-11 Learning Intention Whole we are learning to measure length Card game (5 mins) -remind students of rough splitting of deck, face cards are worth 10 points -revisit 'ramp champ' activity -brainstorm what we need to remember when testing how far our cars can roll. Independent -Students will be working in pairs estimating and measuring how far their car rolled. Whole Re-group students and discuss ways we could make the car roll further.
Card game (5 mins) -remind students of rough splitting of deck, face cards are worth 10 points Revisiting ramp champ activity -brainstorm what we need to remember when testing how far our cars can roll (let go dont push, start the car from the same point every time and the ramp needs to be at the same height each time, measure from the bottom of the ramp to where the car stops, once youve taped with masking tape you need to measure!) -Model and explain new worksheet
Independent
-Students will be working in pairs estimating and
measuring how far their car rolled *conferencing: check students are doing reliable testing- same conditions each time, Measuring from the bottom of the ramp, leaving no gaps etc.
Whole
Re-group students and discuss ways we could
make the car roll further. Q. What could we do to make the car go further? -How will a steeper ramp make a difference? -How would a heavier car make a difference? Model with my ramp by making my car heavier -verbalise thinking process: so I have the same car and the same cardboard for the ramp at the same height, I am letting the car go not pushing it so everything is the same as my last test EXCEPT for now the car is heavier. Measure how much further it travelled. Ask WHY I dont push the car to make it go further or start at a different position on the ramp each time?
Independent
-Students complete test again filling in results with