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Kim Moore, Program Manager Dr. Tonya Jeffery, Co-PI

Welcome Overview of Meeting Math Activity: Birthday Cards and Exploding Dots Post-tests Planning

ENGAGE

 What patterns do you see in the cards?  Are there numbers that only appear on one card?  Could you guess someone’s birthday date? ENGAGE

 What is Base 2?  How does place value work in Base 2?  Why are there only 5 cards? ENGAGE

 What is the code for 13?  What is the code for 50?  Which number has code in a 1←2 machine? EXPLORE

1←3 Machine and Beyond  What is the 1←3 code for 13?  What number has 1←3 code 1022?  What is the 1←4 code for the number thirteen?  What is the 1←5 code for the number thirteen?  What is the 1←10 code for the number 273?  EXPLORE

1.2 What’s This Machine Really Doing ?  What number has 1←2 code ?  What is the 1←2 code for the number two hundred?  Can you figure out 200 hundred using multiplication or addition? EXPLAIN

1.6 Division  How can you model 214,506 ÷102 using dots and boxes?  How can you model 263 ÷12 using dots and boxes? ELABORATE

1.7 An 1←x Machine 1.3 A Peak at a Weird Machine ELABORATE

 What did you learn today about problem solving?  What did you learn today about teaching problem solving?  How could you use this in your classroom? EVALUATE

Housekeeping: Teacher Leaders  Student Electronic Surveys: password: eteamsstudent  Teacher Electronic Surveys password: eteamsteacher  Schedule Observation  Visitors from College Station will be here 4/20 through 4/22

Housekeeping: Fellows  Fellows Electronic Surveys: password: eteamsfellow  Visitors from College Station will be here 4/20 through 4/22  Post-Test Content (5/10 or 5/11)  Register for Certification Tests  Focus Group 5/23 from 1:00-4:00 in CS 107

Reminders  Tentative Orientation to Summer Research: Wednesday, May 4 th from 5:00-6:30 at ECMS  Mentors for Pass certification exam Be teaching in the Coastal Bend area

Final Thoughts and Questions Thank You for Your Time!