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JVujic - Project Template

 

Project Overview

 

Name of Project: 

Piece Be With You…And You…And You!

Duration: 2-3 weeks 

 

Subject/Course: Mathematics

Teacher(s): Classroom Teacher (Vujic)

Grade Level:  5th grade

 

Other subject areas to be included, if any:

English Language Arts

 

 

 

Project Idea

Summary of the issue, challenge, investigation, scenario, or problem:

Students work in groups of three to gain knowledge through an interview, summarize their findings, and construct a visual presentation of one career where the interviewed person relates how the concepts of decimals, fractions & percentages are used in their line of work.

 

Driving Question

How are decimals, fractions, and percentages used in everyday careers?

 

Content and Skills Standards to be addressed:

ASWBAT:  Identify and report on one career where a person uses; Solving Applied Problems with Fractions  //  An understanding of Fractions as Division  //  Creating a basic meaning of Decimal Fractions & Percentages  // The writing process to present a summary of research  //  Creating an appropriate volume, modulation and emotion during an oral presentation given in Standard American English

 

                                                                               

T+A

E

 

T+A

E

 

21st Century Skills

to be explicitly taught and assessed (T+A) or that will be encouraged (E) by project work, but not taught or assessed:

Collaboration

X

 

Research and summarize an interesting career

X

 

 

Presentation

X

 

Use technology to deliver presentation

 

X

 

Critical Thinking:

 

X

 

 

 

 

 

 

            

Presentation Audience:

 

 

Culminating Products and Performances

Group:

Groups of three students will produce a written/visual presentation of a career, either on a presentation board or in a Powerpoint presentation, which includes the way that this career uses the concept of fractions/decimals/percents (examples included).

 

Students will “role-play” the concept of fractions in their chosen career, while giving an oral rendition of the same.

 

Class:

X

School:

 

Community:

X

 

Individual:

Journal pages planning/drafting the project

Create examples of fractions/decimals/percents used in their chosen career

Interview worksheet devoted to the research, and edited drafts of the summary

Experts:

 

Web:

 

 

Project Overview

 

Entry event to launch inquiry, engage students:

The teacher will be dressed as a recognizable occupation with an example of how decimals, fractions, or percentages would be used in this career. Students will be reminded that all 5th grade students spend a lot of time in the school year working on these concepts, and need to know how they relate to real-world situations.

 

Assessments

 

Formative Assessments

(During Project)

Quizzes/Tests

 

Practice Presentations

 

 

Journal/Learning Log

 

Notes

 

 

Preliminary Plans/Outlines/Prototypes

 

Checklists (To-Do List)

X

 

Rough Drafts

X

Concept Maps

 

 

Online Tests/Exams

 

Other:

 

 

 

Summative Assessments

(End of Project)

 

Written Product(s), with rubric:

 

__Written Summary_________________________________

X

Other Product(s) or Performance(s), with rubric:

 

_Presentation Board or Slide Presentation____

X

 

Oral Presentation, with rubric

X

Peer Evaluation

X

 

Multiple Choice/Short Answer Test

 

Self-Evaluation

 

 

Essay Test

 

Other:

 

 

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Resources

Needed

On-site people, facilities:

Community members to be interviewed by the students

 

Equipment:

Computer w/PowerPoint loaded or…

 

Materials:

Presentation Boards

 

Community resources:

Community members willing to be interviewed

 

 

 

Reflection

Methods

 

(Individual, Group, and/or Whole Class)

Journal/Learning Log (Reflection)

X

Focus Group

 

 

Whole-Class Discussion

 

Fishbowl Discussion

 

 

Survey

 

Other:

 

 

                                       


Project Teaching and Learning Guide

Project: Piece Be With You…And You…And You!

Course/Semester:  Math / Language Arts, Fall, 2010

 

 

Knowledge and Skills Needed by Students

to successfully complete culminating products and

performances, and do well on summative assessments

Scaffolding / Materials / Lessons to be Provided

by the project teacher, other teachers, experts,

mentors, community members

How to conduct an interview

 

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Minilesson on how a student should interview an adult; complete with worksheet form with question ideas.

 

 

Computer keyboarding skills

(previous knowledge is expected)

 

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For those that chose the PowerPoint presentation:

They should have already experienced this in 4th grade.

 

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How to make charts and graphs on a computer.

 

è

 

Minilesson on the computer, with handout.

How to successfully peer edit.

(previous knowledge is expected)

 

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PROJECT CALENDAR

project:  Piece Be With You…And You…And You!

Start Date:  Thursday, October 21, 2010; After the MEAP

 

Thursday

Friday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

PROJECT WEEK ONE

Entry Event:  Ms. Vujic dresses as a Head Librarian and explains how percentages are used in my job looking at budgets and deciding what new books are bought.

 

Creating Teams after a team-building exercise.

Computer Lab: Research a few occupations that you think might make a good interview project.

Minilesson:  How to Conduct a Good Interview

 

Handouts

 

Rubric for project

 

Construct a Project Draft

 

Computer Lab: Begin making labels for the presentation board, scanning pictures, or working on the skeleton for the PowerPoint.

PROJECT WEEK TWO

Continue working on the project draft; due tomorrow

 

Conduct interviews and begin brainstorming a good summary

 

Take pictures, if possible

Project Drafts Due!

 

Continue with interviews & pictures

 

If interview is complete, organize the information for your summary

Your interview should be complete by now

 

Computer Lab: Create

Draft I of your Summary [due today]

 

Work on labels for your board or on the slides

* No School for students

 

Continue working on planning examples for your board, or the slide presentation

 

Spend some time editing your summary

Computer Lab: Typing labels, slides or editing the summary for your presentation [peer edits]

 

*Minilesson on charts/graphs w/worksht.

 

Scan pictures if you can

PROJECT WEEK THREE

Use this time for 2nd drafts, editing, preparing slides or boards.

 

If you haven’t finished scanning or printing your pictures – you may do so today

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Peer editing should be finished

 

Finalize typing the Summary of your research

 

Print & mount / slide

Complete a To-Do List to finish your project and turn it in to the teacher

* Projects Are Due!

They will be displayed during Parent-Teacher Conferences this afternoon

* Oral presentations in the A.M. [sharing]

* Reflections tomorrow

           

 

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