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Teacher Directions
Math Tasks:
I give my students a math task once a week. The common core really focuses on
student thinking and going deeper. Not all of the information is given in each task and
that is on purpose. For example: If the students need to figure out how many legs they
counted at the zoo, they first need to make an estimate of how many of each animal
they saw. The teacher does not tell them how many animals, but guides them in their
thinking. For example if a student says (thinking they are hilarious of course) “I saw a
million hippos at the zoo!”, the teacher can say: “Would you really see that many? Ok
well as long as you do the math right, the number is up to you.”
The students can work in partners or groups to complete the task. Try not to give
them too much help or information. Remember: the new core is trying to get them to
become independent and deep thinkers. Below are some guiding questions you can ask.
When finished, have students share their thinking and their work.
Teacher Directions
Exit Tickets
At the end of a lesson, I pass out an exit ticket. Using exit tickets is a quick and effective way to assess learning. I usually grade them either as my students walk out the door for recess or after school. If I grade them before recess and a student's work is incorrect, I send the student back to his/her desk to complete the exit ticket accurately before going to recess. If I grade them after school, I make a list of stu-dents who need to be in my re-teaching group.
I Cans….
These are the objectives for G 1-2 that are to be displayed and talked about
throughout the unit. They are colorful and in kid friendly terms.
City Planner You are the city planner for a new city that is going to be built. You need to present your
idea for the city using a coordinate plane to help organize all the buildings. Make sure to
include a library, police station, two schools, a park, and five houses. What are the
coordinates for each building?
Extension: The city counsel wants you to add more space for stores. They want you to add
five stores. Where do you put them on your grid?
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Amusement Park Justin is entering a contest to design his dream amusement park. He has to use a coordi-
nate plane to organize his park. What does he put in his park? What are the coordinates of
each ride?
Extension: Justin decided that each ticket to his park would cost $55.75. If he were to sell
25 tickets, how much money would he make?
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Clues Use a coordinate plane and create clues for your partner to solve. Using coordinate clues,
have your partner place a star, a heart, a triangle, a circle, and a rectangle somewhere on
the graph. (For example, a clue could be something like: “The bottom left corner of the rec-
tangle is at the coordinates 1,3. The top right corner of the rectangle is two units up and
three units to the right.”)
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Garden Plot Charlie is planning out the garden plot he is going to put in his backyard. He wants to sketch
it out on a coordinate plane. Each square in the graph represents one foot. What does his
graph look like? What is the area and perimeter of his garden plot?
Extension: It will cost Charlie $1.25 per foot to build the perimeter of his garden. How much
money will the perimeter of his garden cost?
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Teach Me Jenna wants to learn about graphing points on a coordinate plane. Teach her how to graph
points using pictures if necessary.
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (1,2) 2. (2,6)
3. ( 3,5) 4, (5, 7)
5. (6, 10) 6. (4,5)
7. (4,0) 8. (3, 7)
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (1,2) 2. (2,6)
3. ( 3,5) 4, (5, 7)
5. (6, 10) 6. (4,5)
7. (4,0) 8. (3, 7)
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (1,2) 2. (2,6)
3. ( 3,5) 4, (5, 7)
5. (6, 10) 6. (4,5)
7. (4,0) 8. (3, 7)
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (1,2) 2. (2,6)
3. ( 3,5) 4, (5, 7)
5. (6, 10) 6. (4,5)
7. (4,0) 8. (3, 7)
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (2,4) 2. (5,6)
3. (9,5) 4, (8, 7)
5. (4, 10) 6. (2,1)
7. (10,4) 8. (9,0)
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (2,4) 2. (5,6)
3. (9,5) 4, (8, 7)
5. (4, 10) 6. (2,1)
7. (10,4) 8. (9,0)
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (2,4) 2. (5,6)
3. (9,5) 4, (8, 7)
5. (4, 10) 6. (2,1)
7. (10,4) 8. (9,0)
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Plot the points on the graph below.
1. (2,4) 2. (5,6)
3. (9,5) 4, (8, 7)
5. (4, 10) 6. (2,1)
7. (10,4) 8. (9,0)
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Month Amount Saved
1 5
2 5
3 7
4 8
5 10
Month Amount Saved
1 5
2 5
3 7
4 8
5 10
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Marie is saving her money for a new bike. Look
at her chart and graph the results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Marie is saving her money for a new bike. Look
at her chart and graph the results.
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Month Amount Saved
1 5
2 5
3 7
4 8
5 10
Month Amount Saved
1 5
2 5
3 7
4 8
5 10
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Marie is saving her money for a new bike. Look
at her chart and graph the results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Marie is saving her money for a new bike. Look
at her chart and graph the results.
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 List the ordered pairs for each shape on the
graph below.
1. star: ____________
2. circle: ___________
3. heart: ___________
4. square: __________
5. triangle: __________
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 List the ordered pairs for each shape on the
graph below.
1. star: ____________
2. circle: ___________
3. heart: ___________
4. square: __________
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY List the ordered pairs for each shape on the
graph below.
1. star: (7,9)
2. circle: (3,5)
3. heart: (9,4)
4. square: (1,9)
5. triangle: (6,2)
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY List the ordered pairs for each shape on the
graph below.
1. star: (7,9)
2. circle: (3,5)
3. heart: (9,4)
4. square: (1,9)
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Solve each problem below.
1. How would you plot the ordered pair (2,5) on a
coordinate plane?
2. What is the y-axis? What is the x-axis?
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Solve each problem below.
1. How would you plot the ordered pair (2,5) on a
coordinate plane?
2. What is the y-axis? What is the x-axis?
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Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Solve each problem below.
1. How would you plot the ordered pair (2,5) on a
coordinate plane?
The first number in an ordered pair is
the x-axis point. The second number is the
y-axis point. You would go to the right 2 and
up 5 spaces.
2. What is the y-axis? What is the x-axis?
The y-axis is the vertical line and the x-
axis is the horizontal line in a coordinate
plane.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Solve each problem below.
1. How would you plot the ordered pair (2,5) on a
coordinate plane?
The first number in an ordered pair is
the x-axis point. The second number is the
y-axis point. You would go to the right 2 and
up 5 spaces.
2. What is the y-axis? What is the x-axis?
The y-axis is the vertical line and the x-
axis is the horizontal line in a coordinate
plane.
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Month Pairs Sold
1 16
2 12
3 15
4 20
5 30
Month Pairs Sold
1 16
2 12
3 15
4 20
5 30
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Tom’s Shoe Store is keeping track of how many
pairs of shoes they sell over a 5 month period.
Graph their results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Tom’s Shoe Store is keeping track of how many
pairs of shoes they sell over a 5 month period.
Graph their results.
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Month Pairs Sold
1 16
2 12
3 15
4 20
5 30
Month Pairs Sold
1 16
2 12
3 15
4 20
5 30
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Tom’s Shoe Store is keeping track of how many
pairs of shoes they sell over a 5 month period.
Graph their results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Tom’s Shoe Store is keeping track of how many
pairs of shoes they sell over a 5 month period.
Graph their results.
Grade student work
individually.
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Day Cups Sold
Monday 5
Tuesday 10
Wednesday 15
Thursday 15
Friday 25
Day Cups Sold
Monday 5
Tuesday 10
Wednesday 15
Thursday 15
Friday 25
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Bobby is tracking his lemonade stand sales each
day. Graph his results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 Bobby is tracking his lemonade stand sales each
day. Graph his results.
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Day Cups Sold
Monday 5
Tuesday 10
Wednesday 15
Thursday 15
Friday 25
Day Cups Sold
Monday 5
Tuesday 10
Wednesday 15
Thursday 15
Friday 25
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Bobby is tracking his lemonade stand sales each
day. Graph his results.
Name:___________
Exit Ticket 5.G.1-2 KEY Bobby is tracking his lemonade stand sales each
day. Graph his results.
Grade student work
individually.
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I understand how to graph and find
ordered pairs. 5.G.1
I know that the first number tells me
how far to go along the x-axis and
the second number tells me how far
to go along the y-axis.
I can use a pair of perpendicular lines to create
the axes of a coordinate plane. 5.G.1
“ I can put points on the
plane, called ordered
pairs, to mark
coordinates.”
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I can solve real-world mathematical problems by
graphing points in a coordinate plane. 5.G.2
I know that the points of an ordered pair are called
the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate. 5.G.1
I can look at the points on a graph to help me
solve real-world math problems!
y-coordinate x-coordinate
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