Introduction
Introduction: Your goal is to be able to interpret and solve math problems about the multiples of 10.
Task
Your job is to find out what a multiple of ten is. You will also learn how to solve various types of problems involving powers of ten. After learning about powers of ten, you will complete a review covering everything you learn
Process
1. Watch the following video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=98&v=Xq4ySuqaf-A
2. Complete the following excersice:
3. Watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w5zPSEwvqw
4. Complete this exercise:
Evaluation
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Needs Improvement |
Satisfactory |
Excellent |
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Follow Instructions
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Student failed to follow the instructions presented to them. | Student failed to follow some of the instructions | Student followed all instructions exceptionally. | |
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Can solve problems using powers of 10 |
Student was not able to interpret or solve problems using powers of 10. | Student was able to complete some problems and interpret some problems | Student was able to solve all of the problems. | |
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Can solve problems using exponents
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Student was not able to solve problems using exponents. | Student was able to solve most problems using exponents. | Student was able to solve all problems using exponents. |
Conclusion
Multiples of ten is a very important lesson in math. It is used in a lot of different types of math. Learning how to do them and knowing different tips and tricks will only be beneficial to you students!!
Credits
I would like to thank IXL math for the worksheets and khan academy. I would also like to thank YouTube for the great videos on multiples of tens and exponents.
Teacher Page
Teacher Introduction-This WebQuest is designed to help 5th grade students with different multiples of ten and exponents.
Learners-This WebQuest is made for 5th grade students to do multiples of ten and exponents.
Standards-5.6 Common Core learning powers of ten 5.7 Exponents
Teacher Process-You will need to prepare them by teaching them about exponents and powers of ten before you start. You need to make sure there are enough computers, calculators and scratch paper to go around for the students.
Resources-Students will need a computer with access to the internet, a calculator, paper, and a pencil.