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SpringBoard Class Agenda (Periods 3, 5, and 7) Learning Targets: 1.I can work cooperatively to produce a product that helps my group get to know me. Agenda:

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1 SpringBoard Class Agenda (Periods 3, 5, and 7) Learning Targets: 1.I can work cooperatively to produce a product that helps my group get to know me. Agenda: Group “ Get to Know You ” Activity Distribute SpringBoard Books Assignments/Homework: None Turned In: Signed Syllabus

2 Math Lab Agenda (Periods 1 and 6) Learning Targets: 1.I can demonstrate my current level of understanding of multiplication facts, fraction operations, traditional alogortithm for multiplication and long division, and rounding to nearest whole number. 2.I can correctly self assess my current level of understanding of these concepts. Agenda: Math Lab Unit 1 Pre-Assessment Review Self Assessment Scale Self Assessment Activity Assignments/Homework: None Turned In: Pre-Assessment with Self assessment comments

3 Accelerated Math Lab (Period 4) Learning Targets 1.I can demonstrate my current level of understanding of multiplication facts, fraction operations, traditional alogortithm for multiplication and long division, and rounding to nearest whole number. 2.I can correctly self assess my current level of understanding of these concepts. Agenda Math Lab Unit 1 Pre-Assessment Review Self Assessment Scale Self Assess Unit 1 Pre-Assessment Assignments/Homework None Turned In: Pre-Assessment with Self assessment comments

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