Title: Monday Bellwork Journal Entry Define PROPORTIONAL GRAPH
1Monday Bellwork
- Journal Entry
- Define
- PROPORTIONAL
- GRAPH. Draw a
- picture of a
- proportional graph.
2CRA Day 4
3CRA Task 3
- c. Are Emilys equations equivalent? Why or
why not? Use mathematical reasoning to justify
your response.
4Task 3 Rubric
5Task 3 Rubric
6CRA Task 4
7CRA Task 4
8Task 4 Rubric
9Task 4 Rubric
10Tuesday Bellwork
- Marie is sending 5 paperback books to her cousin.
Each book weighs 4 ounces. She is mailing them in
a box that weighs 6 ounces. The total package
must weigh less than 26 ounces. Will she be
allowed to send the package? Why or why not?
11Johns pet snake weighs 15 pounds (lbs) more than
Toms pet dog. The total weight of both animals
is 145 pounds. A) Tom says the equation d
15 145 can be used to find the weight of Toms
dog. Explain whether or not Tom is correct.B)
Find the weight of Johns pet snake in pounds.
12CRA Day 6 Rubric
- Mathematical Content
- 7.RP.2 Student recognizes that Toms equation is
incorrect. Can explain using the fact the snake
is 15lbs MORE than the dog, that the snake is not
just 15lbs, or that the equation does not
represent the snake the dog.
13CRA Day 6 Rubric
- Mathematical Practice
- MP1 The student correctly identifies Toms
equation as incorrect correctly finds the weight
of the snake as 80lbs. - MP3 The student explains how Toms equation is
incorrect, or correctly solves for the weight of
the snake as 80lbs. - MP6 The student provides accurate labels and
units as needed and includes carefully formulated
explanations about the equation.
14CRA Review Day 7
- A) Translate the following word problem into an
algebraic expression about the cashier's current
hourly wage A cashier at the corner grocery was
earning 6.25 an hour. He received a raise of 25
cents an hour. Use h for the number of hours. - B) The cashier earned 39 for working 6 hours.
Was this before or after the 25 cent per hour
raise? Justify your answer in words. - C) What would the cashier earn at his new wage if
he worked 8 hours on each day Monday-Friday? Use
your expression from part A to show your work.
15CRA Day 7 Rubric
- Mathematical Content
- 7.RP.2b The student creates a mathematically
accurate expression and explains all values used. - 7.EE.4 The student uses the variable h
appropriately and indicates proper usage in Part
C.
16CRA Day 7 Rubric
- Mathematical Practice
- MP1 The student correctly creates and explains
the algebraic expression (a) identifies the 39
as after the raise and offers reasonable
explanation (b) solves for 260 using the
expression (c) - MP6 The student uses appropriate units in all
answers and explains the meaning of all constants
and variables - MP7 The student solved part C with their correct
expression from part A
17Wednesday Bellwork
- Journal Entry Define RATIO. Then find the
ratios given below - In 2011, the Tennessee Titans had a record of
nine wins and seven losses. In 2012, the Titans
had six wins and ten losses. - What is the ratio of wins to games played in
2012? - What is the ratio of wins in 2011 to wins in 2012?
18The girls soccer team is baking cupcakes for a
bake sale. Sally started baking first, but
together she and Tina made 5 dozen cupcakes.A.
The graph and equation shown represent the
girls combined dozens of cupcakes. Explain
what the 2 and 1 represent in the context of
the story.B. Explain how to use the equation to
find how long it would take the girls to bake 8
dozen cupcakes. Then find the number of hours.
Dozens
Hours of baking
19CRA Day 8 Rubric
- Mathematical Content
- 7.RP.2b The student identifies the 2 as the
dozens baked per hour and the 1 as the dozen
Sally already baked before Tina joined - 7.EE.4 The student correctly uses the 8 hours as
the y in the equation and solves for 3.5 hours
for x
20CRA Rubric Day 8
- Mathematical Practice
- MP1 The student explains the 2 is the dozens
baked per hour, the 1 is the dozen Sally made in
advance explains that the 8 is the y value and
solves for 3.5 hours - MP3 The students explanations are accurate and
their algebra is sound - MP6 The students label the 1 2 correctly and
replace the 8 correctly to solve