Date Standard [URL] GLE

12.13.2010 [6.9 The Global Grid System]

12.14.2010 [6.10 Latitude & Lo !itude]

12.1".2010 [#e$ie% & Test & it 6]

12.16.2010 ['erso ali(ed )el* + e o + e]

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0406.4.1 Understand & use the properties of lines se!ments an!les poly!ons & "ir"les# 0406.4.4 Understand the representation of lo"ation & mo$ement %ithin the first &uadrant of a "oordinate system# 0406.4.4 Measure & dra% an!les 0406.4." Determine if a fi!ure is a poly!on 0406.4.14 E)plain ho% the "omponents of a "oordinate system are used to determine lo"ation# 0406. 4.2 Graph & interpret points %ith %hole num*er or letter "oordinates on !rids or in the first &uadrant of the "oordinate plane# 0e introdu"ed to the partitionin! of the !lo*e usin! "ir"les of latitude & semi"ir"les of lon!itude# Moreo$er they %ill use a protra"tor to dra% an!les# .ea"hin! the Lesson: Students lo"ate & dis"uss important features of the !lo*e in"ludin! lon!itude latitude the e&uator the prime meridian & the di$isions into hemispheres# ,n!oin! Learnin! & +ra"ti"e: Students dra% an!les %ith protra"tor# Students pra"ti"e & maintain s1ills throu!h Math 0o)es & Study Lin1 2#3# Indi$iduali4in!: Students ma1e a model of a !lo*e#

IV: Geometry & Measurement 406.4.4 Understand the representation of lo"ation & mo$ement %ithin the first &uadrant of a "oordinate system#

0406.4.14 E)plain ho% the "omponents of a "oordinate system are used to determine lo"ation# 0406.4.1" E)plore properties of paths *et%een points#

0406. 4.2 Graph & interpret points %ith %hole num*er or letter "oordinates on !rids or in the first &uadrant of the "oordinate plane# Re$ie% & .est 0e a*le to find the latitude & lon!itude of pla"es on a !lo*e & a map & to identify pla"es for %hi"h the latitude & lon!itude are !i$en .ea"hin! the Lesson: Students use latitude & lon!itude to lo"ate pla"es on a !lo*e %orld map & re!ional maps# ,n!oin! Learnin! & +ra"ti"e: Students pra"ti"e & maintain s1ills throu!h Math 5ournal I & Study Lin1s# 6e %ill finali4e Math 5ournal I today7 Indi$iduali4in!: Students use a !lo*e & %orld map for additional pra"ti"e %ith latitude & lon!itude# Mo$ie & students %hom need e)tra assistan"e %ill *e !i$en one on one instru"tion Re$ie% Measurement & Di$ision

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