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− | =Activity - Name of Activity= | + | =Activity - Name of Activity='''Rectangular garden''' |
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| A gardner wants his garden to have a geometrical shape. He decides on the following rules for building the flowerbeds.<br> | | A gardner wants his garden to have a geometrical shape. He decides on the following rules for building the flowerbeds.<br> |
| #They must all be rectangular | | #They must all be rectangular |
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| How many different flower beds can the gardener make if both the sides are of same length. <br> | | How many different flower beds can the gardener make if both the sides are of same length. <br> |
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| + | ==Estimated Time==30min |
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| + | ==Materials/ Resources needed== paper and pen |
| + | ==Prerequisites/Instructions, if any==Students need to use their own strategies to solve the equations. |
| + | Students may, for example establish a set of equivalent quadratic equations through the balancing method which they are familiar in the context of linear equations. |
| + | ==Multimedia resources==nil |
| + | ==Website interactives/ links/ simulations/ Geogebra Applets== |
| + | ==Process (How to do the activity)==draw suitable diagram for the problem.<br> |
| [[File:images.jpeg|200px]] | | [[File:images.jpeg|200px]] |
− | | + | ==Developmental Questions (What discussion questions)==How to find the area and perimeter of the rectangle?<br> |
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| The aim of this activity is to make a situation that leads to the quadratic equation-<br> | | The aim of this activity is to make a situation that leads to the quadratic equation-<br> |
| x(x-3)=4x-6<br> | | x(x-3)=4x-6<br> |
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| x^2 =4x by x <br> | | x^2 =4x by x <br> |
| x=4 | | x=4 |
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| + | ==Evaluation (Questions for assessment of the child)==how many roots does the linear equation can have?<br> |
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| + | #Can this equation has any other solutions? |
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| '''To link back to the concept page''' | | '''To link back to the concept page''' |
| [[Quadratic_Equations]] | | [[Quadratic_Equations]] |