We are learning to: - Enhance our Mathematical learning skills. (Which Enterprise skills?) -Accurately interpret and draw real life graphs. (Level 6) Always aim high! LESSON OBJECTIVES Creative Entreprene ur Responsibl e Citizen Independen t Learner Positive Thinker Team Worker Reflectiv e Learner Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using? AUTHOR Where are we in our journey? Real life cross/curric ular links? www.mistrymaths.co.uk
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We are learning to:- Enhance our Mathematical learning skills. (Which Enterprise skills?) -Accurately interpret and draw real life graphs. (Level 6)
Develop your own Mathematical anagrams as above as a creative entrepreneur.
RANTGIED
LOARHIZONT
CELARVIT
EXAMPLEDITDIONA can be rearranged to make ADDITION
Gradient
Horizontal
Vertical
STARTER
EXTENSIONTASK
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
1)Simplify: 7a - 5b – 9a + 8b1) Work out the volume and surface area of the cuboid below:
= -2a + 3b
7 22) (a)
5 2 +
X 7
X 7
X 5
X 5
35-
3514 10
=
= 35 4
(b) 8
3 ÷ 6 4
8x
4
3 6=
=1832 16
9=
Fill in the blanks below:3)
1 mile ≈ …… km
1 gallon ≈ …… litres
1 kilogram ≈ …… pounds
1 inch ≈ …… cm1.6
4.5
2.2
2.5
Value of 9e - 6 when e = 54)= Replace e with 59 x 5 - 6 =39
1cm
4cm6cm
Volume of a cuboid = l x w x hVolume of a cuboid = 6 x 4 x 1Volume of a cuboid = 24cm3
2)Expand and simplify:
8(y - 6) - 3= 8y- 48 - 3= 8y - 51
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Stationary(not moving)
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Steady speed
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
Compare the other two graphs to the first one.D
ista
nc
e
Time
Fast speed
Steady speed
Slow speed
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Acceleration
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Steady speed moving away
Stationary
Steady speed moving further away
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Steady speed moving away
StationarySteady speed coming back
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS INTRODUCTION
What does this graph show?D
ista
nc
e
Time
Steady speed moving away
Stationary
Slower steady speed moving
away
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?TASK 1 (LEVEL 6)
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
Match each graph with it’s statement.Graph A Graph B Graph C
Graph D Graph E Graph F
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?EXTENSION 1(a) (LEVEL 6)
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
Match each graph with it’s statement.Graph A Graph B
Graph C Graph D
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?EXTENSION 1(b) (LEVEL 6)
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
Match each graph with it’s statement.
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS EXTENSION 1(c) (LEVEL 6) – CARD SORT
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?EXAMPLE
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
The graph below shows the variation in the depth of water as Earnest takes his early morning bath. Match the different parts of the graph to the statements shown.
(a)
(b) (c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
Pulls the plugHot and cold
taps turned on Turns off hot tap
Gets into bath
Cold tap turned off, gets undressed
Gets out of bathRelaxes in bath
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
A test tube containing a chemical liquid is used in an experiment. During the experiment the depth d of the liquid changes with time t. Match the different parts of the graph to the statements below.
(a)
(b)
(c)(d) (e)
Liquid is added slowly to the test tube
Some liquid is poured in quite quickly
The test tube is emptied
The level of the liquid remains constant
Some liquid is poured out quickly
TASK 2 (LEVEL 6)
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
1)TASK 3 (LEVEL 6)
Write a story explaining the journey from London to Paris and back.
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
2)TASK 3 (LEVEL 6)
In pairs, create a story about this graph to explain what is happening.
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
1)TASK 4 (LEVEL 6)
2)
15g
6g
10 seconds
Not being eaten
60m9.5
secs110m
No distance covered in 0 secs
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Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
REAL LIFE GRAPHS EXTENSION 2 (LEVEL 6)
1)Create your own real life graph by labelling each part and the axes.
2)Write a commentary about what your graph shows.
3)How would you calculate the average speed from your graph?
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?MINI-PLENARY – ASSESSING UNDERSTANDING
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
Water is poured into each of the containers below at a constant rate. The graphs show how the depth (d) of the water varies with time (t). Match the
containers to their corresponding graphs.
dd d
t t
d
tt
DISCOVERY
LINK BACK TO OBJECTIVES
- Accurately interpret and draw real life graphs.
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?
What level are we
working at?
Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?PLENARY ACTIVITY 1 - MATCHING
Match the graphs with their respective descriptions.
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
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Creative Entrepreneur
Responsible Citizen
Independent Learner
Positive Thinker
Team Worker
Reflective Learner
Enterprise Skills Which ones are you using?PLENARY ACTIVITY 2
REAL LIFE GRAPHS
I set off from home to pick up a dog from the vet. I travelled for 1.5 hours at an average speed of 60km/h. It took me 30 minutes to get the dog settled into my car. I then
travelled back home at an average speed of 40km/h as I did not want to jolt the dog. Draw a distance-time graph of the journey.
40
60
80
100
Dis
tan
ce f
rom
ho
me
(km
)
1 2 3 4 5Time
(hours)0
90km ÷ 40km/h = 2.25hours
Draw your brain
What have you learnt?
In your brain, write or draw everything you can remember about drawing real life graphs. It can be a skill or a reflection, or something else that