Codes: AC9M7N04, AC9M7N05, AC9M7N06, AC9M7N09. Goal: sample fortnight learning and set a specific next step. Prepare: Check B, number strip and private station.
- Set purpose · 2 min. Say: “You may change your answer if your model shows a better one. Tell me what convinced you.”
- Review · 5 min. Together match 1/2, 0.5 and 50%, then estimate
$20 + $35. These are familiar rehearsal values, not check answers. - Equivalent and precision prompts · 6 min. All show
3/5 = 0.6 = 60%, mark it on 0–1, and round7.486to hundredths → 7.49. Focus learners explain why 0.6 is to the right of one half. - New money problem · 7 min. Read: “A fictional project has $100.00. It spends $26.80 and $35.75. What remains?” Learners model, estimate and solve $37.45; check with the costs. Keep their work before class correction. This is arithmetic in an invented context, not a decision about actual funds.
- Feedback · 3 min. Use the actual error: “Your bar shows 3/5 correctly; let's connect six tenths to sixty hundredths.” Or “Your subtraction model is sound; let's align the cents.” Record prompt level.
- Close · 2 min. Learner chooses a representation worth keeping. Teacher records separate equivalence, rounding, modelling and calculation evidence, with a next teaching move from the key.
Feasible assessment: one teacher cannot interview a whole class individually in 25 minutes. Use 3–4 minute quiet conversations on Days 8–10 and later where needed; mark unseen independent work as not yet observed.
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