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The document outlines the lesson plan for a math class on solving equations. It includes the homework assigned, the do now activity which is solving equations, and an exit ticket. It details the anticipatory set of filling in a KWL chart on solving equations. The bulk of the lesson focuses on teaching how to solve equations, with vocabulary defined. It concludes with a final activity of having students create a two-step equation with an answer of x = 4.
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- 1. Lesson 21.notebook 1 December 05, 2014 Module 2, Lesson 21 HW: · Lesson 21 Problem Set · CRS # 9 Due Tuesday Do Now: Solving Equations 12/5/14 Exit Ticket # 20
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- 6. Lesson 21.notebook 6 December 05, 2014 Anticipatory Set Fill in a KWL chart based on solving equations. What I Know What I Want to Learn What I Learned
- 7. Lesson 21.notebook 7 December 05, 2014 Solving Equations
- 8. Lesson 21.notebook 8 December 05, 2014 Solving Equations
- 9. Lesson 21.notebook 9 December 05, 2014
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- 15. Lesson 21.notebook December 05, 2014 15 Vocabulary
- 16. Lesson 21.notebook December 05, 2014 16 Vocabulary
- 17. Lesson 21.notebook December 05, 2014 17 Vocabulary
- 18. Lesson 21.notebook December 05, 2014 18 Before You Leave Create a two-step equation that would have an answer of x = 4.
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