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When I was teaching OCS Math I struggled to find any pre-made assignments that went along with the curriculum I was expected to teach. In particular, reading schedules was a topic that was very scarce. I have created several assignments that are based on reading everyday schedules and there are multiple questions attached to each.
This particular assignment is based on reading an Airline Schedule; it has 2 sets of questions attached. These can be used as a classwork assignment or quiz/test.
This particular assignment is based on reading an Airline Schedule; it has 2 sets of questions attached. These can be used as a classwork assignment or quiz/test.
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9th - 12th
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3
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90 minutes
Description
When I was teaching OCS Math I struggled to find any pre-made assignments that went along with the curriculum I was expected to teach. In particular, reading schedules was a topic that was very scarce. I have created several assignments that are based on reading everyday schedules and there are multiple questions attached to each.
This particular assignment is based on reading an Airline Schedule; it has 2 sets of questions attached. These can be used as a classwork assignment or quiz/test.
This particular assignment is based on reading an Airline Schedule; it has 2 sets of questions attached. These can be used as a classwork assignment or quiz/test.
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Although this assignment is a great idea, I think it may be missing a page, or missing some columns. The flights did not have a destination. Although many of the questions dealt with Harrisburg, it is not listed anyway in the schedule.
Great idea. Would have loved to use it with my class, but very confusing with missing information.
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