Teach a lesson about repeated addition and arrays by using this very detailed lesson plan. The author walks you through the lesson step-by-step and even includes a video of her teaching about arrays for reference. Word problem worksheets are provided as a resource.
SWBAT create a bar graph to match a data set. SWBAT analyze the graph for 3 pieces of information.
SWBAT create a bar graph to match a data set. SWBAT analyze the graph to find 3 pieces of information the graph shows them.
SWBAT use graphs to analyze whether a statement is true or false. SWBAT use graphs as evidence for a persuasive letter.
Students take fractions apart and put them back together to form a whole.
We are going for GOLD! Students will use different objects to measure the length achieved in different Olympic events.
Would you rather be a kid or a grown up? This question interests students and engages them in an interesting graphing exercise focused on how many total data points there are in a graph.
Kindergarteners grasp the basic concepts of measurement quickly and this lesson provides a fun experience learning about weight.
Students will learn how to make number sentences for an array by walking around the classroom and writing number sentences for the different arrays the teacher hangs around the room. A video is included, along with examples of arrays, and worksheets that meet the needs of students with different levels of mastery.