A lesson for students extend their understanding of the place value system. Students will learn how to define a digit and also identify a digit located in the ones place, the tens place, and the 100s place.
I can create polygons and find the perimeter by using the unit squares on my paper
Students work towards CCSS.MP1: Make sense of and persevere through problems with this introductory lesson. Students learn to visualize what is happening in the problem.
Do you know where a number would be? Can you use a number line as a tool to solve problems?
A lesson to help conceptualize fractions as numbers. Students work to see fractions as a part of a whole and a length.
A flip chart on the Promethean board and laminated shapes keep student engagement high as they demonstrate their sorting skills.
Students are always concerned about whether they get their equal piece when things are divided. In this lesson, students will use fraction bars to visually see how to compare fractions
Why do we need an Order of Operations? What is 5 + 3 x 4? What is 3 x 4 + 5? Students work through examples to get at these questions and work with the order of operations to simplify numerical expressions.
Writing word problems reinforces understanding of the order of operations.
A lesson for students to work with writing and graphing inequalities. Documents to execute the lesson are included.
Explore subtraction and addition but having student collect data from rolling objects. This lesson has students adding and subtracting numbers they collected using strategies used in class. Use the document and video found on this page to implement this lesson.
Students use their knowledge of algebraic expressions and equations to write expressions and equations using appropriate math symbols.
Students use substitution to find the values of equations and expressions they wrote using appropriate math symbols.
Students use their knowledge of algebraic expressions and equations to write expressions and equations.
Understanding properties will lay the ground-work for solving equations.
Writing expressions paves the path to writing and solving equations.
As in life, there is not always one solution to a problem.
Students will write ratios using a variety of formats.
We can apply math to almost every part of the day and make math have a purpose for students.
Students will be able to solve basic math problems using math facts.