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Title: Flower Science<br />

Objective: Students will be applying all their knowledge of area and perimeter to a<br />

real life situation. From their knowledge of the calculator, they will be inputting<br />

their data and then graphing it as well.<br />

Procedure:<br />

Class will begin by reviewing the formulas that we went over yesterday and<br />

the previous days as well. The students will be expected to have a formula page<br />

within their notebook and this is where the formula for area (and perimeter) will be<br />

written out. We, as a class, will do a quick review of what we discovered yesterday<br />

(area formula for rectangles and triangles) and we will be writing them in their<br />

notebook, if they are not already in there.<br />

Activity:<br />

1) After we have discussed the formulas, I will be handing out the<br />

worksheet that the students will be doing in class today (see<br />

Appendix for the worksheet and its answers). Graph paper<br />

will also be handed out.<br />

2) After a quick overview of the worksheet, the students will begin<br />

their work. The students will be asked to complete the entire<br />

problem (all parts) and then asked to graph their findings. The<br />

directions of the activity are on the actual worksheet.<br />

3) For the rest of the class, the students will just follow the<br />

directions on the worksheet until it’s complete. There is a lot of<br />

data on the worksheet, and I do expect it to take two days. The<br />

first day (day 4) the students will be completing the chart. The<br />

chart is quite long and should take an entire class period.<br />

4) On day 5, I will be doing a quick review of inputting data into<br />

the calculator and then graphing it (the transparency will be<br />

used and can be found in the Appendix).<br />

Conclusion: At the end of day five, once the chart is complete and the data is<br />

graphed, the students will be asked to graph their findings (in more detail) on graph<br />

paper for homework. They can begin this once the worksheet is complete.<br />

Homework Assignment: Finish the worksheet, if it’s not already done,<br />

and graph Flower Science in greater detail.

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