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“I Can” Learning Targets 5 th Grade Math 4th Six Weeks

Lessons: 10.1 TN (extend:10.2) TN *12.1 TN-8 TN , 12.6 (prepare: 12.3; review 12.4) * TN Tn Dropped from the TCAP: SPI , SPI , SPI , SPI , SPI *Note: SPI dropped for (Lesson 13.2 and TN Handbook: pg. TN57) SPI dropped for (Lesson 12.1 and TN Handbook: pg. TN55)

TNCore Focus Standards Use equivalent fractions as a strategy to add and subtract fractions. Apply and extend previous understanding of multiplication and division to multiply and divide fractions. Dropped from the TCAP: SPI , SPI , SPI , SPI , SPI

“I Can” Lessons  I can add and subtract mixed numbers.  I can solve addition and subtraction problems involving fractions.  I can use trial and error to solve problems.  I can use models, benchmarks, and equivalent numbers to add and subtract fractions.  I can justify my answer.  I can describe the meaning of…  model  justify  I can add and subtract fractions with like denominators.  I can find least common multiple of two whole numbers.  I can add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators. Note: Use TN-6 after lesson 10.1; Use TN-7 after lesson 10.6—see next slide.

“I Can” Lesson TN-6; TN-7  I can estimate the answer when I add and subtract fractions.  I can use models to help me estimate the answer when I’m adding or subtracting fractions.  I can check my answer to make sure it is reasonable.  I can describe the meaning of …  Order of Operation  Variable  I can understand and use order of operation.  I can use order of operation to help me find an unknown value in a problem.  I can use order of operation to help me solve decimal and fraction problems that include unknown values. Note: Use TN-6 after lesson 10.1; Use TN-7 after lesson 10.6.

“I Can” Lesson 11.1  I can multiply fractions and whole numbers.  I can tell someone about my answer, and I can use numbers to show my answer.  I can show or explain my answer even when it contains mixed numbers, fractions, or units.  I can multiple fractions. Lessons are scheduled after TCAP…see pg. T141, TN Teacher’s Program Overview.

“I Can” Lesson *  I can describe the meaning of…  formula  variable  Solution  parallelograms  I can use fractions to show a reasonable answer to a measurement problem.  I can divide irregular shapes to help me find perimeter and area.  I can understand, select and use the correct unit when measuring angles, lengths/distances, area, surface area or volume.  I can solve problems involving area and/or perimeter of rectangles.  I can solve word problems that require finding the area of triangles and parallelograms. Note: Use TN-8 and TN-9 after lesson 12.1…see next slide. *Note: SPI dropped for (Lesson 12.1 and TN Handbook: pg. TN55)

“I Can” Lessons TN-8, TN-9  I understand the usefulness of approximations.  I can recognize that measurements are never exact.  I can describe the meaning of “significant digits”.  I can use significant digits to tell how accurate my measurement is. Note: Use TN-8 and TN-9 after lesson 12.1.

“I Can” Lessons 12.8  I can guess the answer to a problem about geometric shapes then test to find out if my guess is true or not.  I can test to find out if someone else’s answer to a problem about geometric properties is true or not.  I can justify my answer by explaining why it is true. Lesson 12.7 is scheduled after TCAP…see pg. T141, TN Teacher’s Program Overview.

“I Can” Lessons 13.1, *  I can describe the meaning of…  *Edge  *Volume  *View  *Surface Area  *Polyhedral Solids  *Prism  *Model  I understand and can use various views and nets to help me build, draw, and work with prisms.  I can justify my answer by explaining why it is true.  I can match a 3-dimensional object to its 2-dimensional shape and visa versa.  I can solve to find the surface area and volume of rectangular prisms and polyhedral solids.  I can divide irregular shapes to help me find perimeter and area.  I can test to find out if the answer to a problem about geometric properties is true or not. Note: Use TN-10 after lesson 13.4; Use TN-11 after lesson see next slide. *Note: SPI dropped for (Lesson 13.2 and TN Handbook: pg. TN57)

“I Can” Lessons TN-10; TN-11  I can describe the meaning of…  Edge  Regular (Platonic) solid  I can describe and identify the five Platonic solids.  I can describe and identify the prosperities of Platonic solids such as the number and shape of faces and the number of edges and vertices. Note: Use TN-10 after lesson 13.4; Use TN-11 after lesson 13.6.