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This document outlines an educational activity for Grade 10 mathematics focusing on real-life applications of percentages and fractions through a weather forecast comparison and a mock shopping experience. Students will engage in group activities to understand ratios between boys and girls in the classroom while also reflecting on their learning. Various resources like library materials, mathematics journals, and web tools will be utilized to enhance the learning experience.
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- 2. Mathematics Grade 10 Percentage and fraction
- 3. Real life context Weather forecast Learners would have to go and look at the weather forecast and compare. Which province has the highest temperatures Lowest temperatures Average temperature of Gauteng and KZN
- 4. This activity is for students learning percents and fractions. Each student should bring in different bakery or candy items. Each item will be given a price and then mark it on sale. As an Educator I would also hand out coupons to students that take off percents from their total purchase. Each student will receive a handful of monopoly money and scratch paper. The students can pretend to buy the items. Because the students must use all the money they are allotted, they must figure out the cost of each item. Students should make a list of their purchased items and how they came to finding out the cost after the sale
- 7. arrange yourselves In equal groups of 4or 5 Calculate the ratio between boys and girls in your classroom and make a report about how this affects learning equalities. Solve for x and y if x represents boys and y represents girls
- 8. Each and every learner will be granted an opportunity to become a leader and voice out their views and ideas. Explore more about fractions and percentage according to their abilities.
- 9. Library sources Mathematics journals Web tools textbooks
- 10. Every learner will reflect on the effectiveness of the lesson and suggest ways of improving the lesson
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- #5: Read more: Fun Math Classroom Activities | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/info_7856532_fun-math-classroom-activities.html#ixzz2QtUta9Ko