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Which subject	Mathematics
What topic	Fun facts about numbers
What length (min)	30
What age group	Doesn't matter
Class size	20
What curriculum
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Add a physical break
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Include homework
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Number of slides	5
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Create creative backup tasks for unexpected moments

Lesson plan

Step Number	Step Title	Length (min)	Details
1	Introduction	5	min
2	Number Systems	10	min
3	Famous Numbers	5	min
4	Number Games	5	min
5	Mathematical Patterns	5	min
6	Wrap-Up	5	min
7	Homework Check	5	min

Objectives

• To introduce students to different number systems and famous numbers.
• To teach students some number games they can play.
• To show students some cool mathematical patterns.
• To assign meaningful homework that reinforces what was learned in class.

Materials

• Whiteboard and markers
• Handouts with number games and mathematical patterns
• Homework assignment sheet

Assessment

• Student participation in class discussion and activities
• Quality of homework submitted

Lesson script

Welcome class. Today we will be learning some fun facts about numbers. Can anyone share a fun fact they might know about numbers?

Number Systems

Did you know that different cultures have used different number systems throughout history? Today, we will talk about three different systems, base 10, base 2 (binary), and base 16 (hexadecimal). In each system, numbers are represented differently. Let's talk about some examples now.

Famous Numbers

Have you ever heard of Pi, e, the Golden Ratio, or Avogadro's Number? These are all examples of famous numbers in math. We will discuss what they are used for and how they are calculated.

Number Games

Now it's time to have some fun with numbers. I will teach you some number games you can play on your own or with friends like "Guess My Number" or "Sudoku". After teaching some games, we will play one or two games as a class.

Mathematical Patterns

Have you ever noticed how some numbers follow a pattern? In math, we call these patterns mathematical patterns. Today we will look at a few cool mathematical patterns such as the Fibonacci sequence and Pascal's triangle.

Wrap-Up

That concludes our lesson for today. Let's review what we learned and share our favorite fun facts about numbers. Remember, you have homework to research and write about a famous number or number system. Don't forget to submit your homework by the next class.

Homework Check

Before we end class today, I will be checking your homework. Please hand it in and I will provide written feedback to each student.