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MVCA New Teacher Training. August 14. Data and Analysis. Data Driven Instruction. Study Island. Number Lines. Parts of a Number Line. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Numbers: The first number can be any number. This number line shows whole numbers. Test Scores on a Number Line.
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MVCA New Teacher Training August 14
Parts of a Number Line 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Numbers: The first number can be any number. This number line shows whole numbers.
Test Scores on a Number Line Mia’s test scores are shown on the number line. Her scores are 90, 86, and 89. 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 What is her lowest score? What is her highest score? Why is it helpful to put her scores on a number line?
How to Locate Points on a Number Line, Part I The red dot is a point on the number line. Notice that the dot is located on a tick mark. Look at the number below the tick mark — the number is 15. The dot on the number line represents the number 15. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
How to Locate Points on a Number Line, Part II Only some of the tick marks on the number line above have numbers below them. Count by ones to see if each tick mark represents one number higher than the number before it. The red dot is 2 tick marks to the right of the number 46. 46 + 2 = 48, so the dot represents the number 48. 46 49 52
You may need to modify Study Island lesson plans/presentations • Include an objective • Include student practice: guided & independent • Assessment-Back to Study Island
Putting It All Together • Utilize your resources: • Study Island • OLS/K12 curriculum • Teammates • Spend time on content, not bells & whistles • Include: • Objectives • Modeling • Guided practice • Independent practice • Assessment
Setting You will be able to determine when and where a story takes place
Reminders! • A setting tells when and where a story takes place. • There are clues in the text and pictures for the setting.
Setting Meghan woke up early to eat before school. She was so tired, but she loved breakfast! Meghan was washing her dishes from breakfast when she heard a “BOOM!” • Where does this take place? • When does this take place?
Setting Meghan woke up early to eat before school. She was so tired, but she loved breakfast! Meghan was washing her dishes from breakfast when she heard a “BOOM!” • In Meghan’s kitchen • In the morning before school
Setting Meghan wanted to know where the sound had come from. Maybe it was someone trying to break in! She put on a hat and a coat, pulled open her front door, and ran outside. “Oh no!” she cried, as she fell on the ice. • Where does this take place? • When does this take place?
Setting Meghan wanted to know where the sound had come from. Maybe it was someone trying to break in! She put on a hat and a coat, pulled open her front door, and ran outside. “Oh no!” she cried, as she fell on the ice. • Outside Meghan’s front door • In the winter
Setting Meghan got up and rubbed her arm. “That hurt!” she thought to herself. She did not remember that there was an ice storm last night. She walked carefully to her backyard to try to find what had made the noise. • Where does this take place? • When does this take place?
Setting Meghan got up and rubbed her arm. “That hurt!” she thought to herself. She did not remember that there was an ice storm last night. She walked carefully to her backyard to try to find what had made the noise. • Outside in Meghan’s backyard • After Meghan slipped on the ice; In the winter
Setting When Meghan looked in her backyard, she saw a broken tree branch lying on the ground. The ice storm must have made the tree branch break. That is what made the “BOOM” sound! • Where does this take place? • When does this take place?
Setting When Meghan looked in her backyard, she saw a broken tree branch lying on the ground. The ice storm must have made the tree branch break. That is what made the “BOOM” sound! • Outside in Meghan’s backyard • In the winter
Study Island • SI assessment: Setting- Due 1/27/13
World travel • www.concursolutions.com • The only way to book travel if you want to get reimbursed!
World travel • Set up a profile! schultz@k12.com • Add “rewards” accounts and a credit card. • Live help is available through contact information in the “company notes” section.
World travel • Helpful Hints • Look at special notes before booking. • Click “next” many times until you get a trip locator ID. • Airfare charges are automatic. Hotels vary.
Michigan Educational Assessment Plan: MEAP MVCA 2013-14 Testing Window: October 15-17th (18th-24th make-up days)
Expectations • All staff members will be assigned to a testing site with a site lead • Class Connect sessions should be canceled on MEAP testing days • MEAP prep weekly for each content area that is tested at your grade level
Resources • Study Island • K12 curriculum • MDE website *Jumpstart*
Study Island • Students should be working in Study Island daily • Complete assignments from previous grade level topics • Instruction should also come from previous grade level until MEAP has been taken
Study Island: Previous grade level topics Select grade level and content area
Strategy: Draw a picture or a diagram
Now go to Study Island… • Complete the Math MEAP 10-4 Assignment • Use the strategies we learned to day to help solve the problems • Try to score a 70% or better for a blue ribbon!
Utilizing MDE • www.michigan.gov/meap • Standards & Rubrics • Grade level range • Grade level & content area 2012 Grade level descriptors