SWBAT use objects to act out ordering numbers to solve story problems.
I love graphic organizers. My students will increase their vocabularies by learning more 2D shape terms through the use of a graphic organizer.
A lesson plan for helping students to solve real world problems by using their mathematical tools.
Students increase their understanding of place value by manipulating larger numbers.
Understanding patterns is an important foundation for learning mathematical concepts. In this lesson, students not only work with patterns, they become the pattern!
Students learn the basics of 1.OA.1 by mixing addition and subtraction word problems from day 1. The focus question is: Put together or take away?
Students discover the differences between quadrilaterals and parallelograms with everyday items found in the classroom.
Today students will focus on replicating 2-D shapes that are flashed before their eyes and then continue working with pattern blocks activities.
Assess progress in calculating with decimals.
Just like multiplication, addition, and subtraction, division problems involve patterns and there are methodical ways in which manipulatives can be used to solve division problems with small dividends and divisors of 1 through 10.
An open-ended assessment using ratios and rates.
A lesson for students to practice adding integers, defining rational number, and placing rational numbers on a number line. Included on the page is videos and documents to help execute the lesson.
The number line is a useful tool when ordering positive and negative rational numbers.
The number line is a useful tool to use when ordering rational numbers.
How can you use a bar model to represent ratio problems? Students work with problem sets on the Thinking Blocks website.
In this lesson, students will understand that tables help us organize information clearly.
Mathematics, ratios and how they connect to the real world.
Using rich math problems and multiple representations to solve ratios.
Students will have fun beating the clock to build a number on Rekenrek and will record their Rekenrek creations on sheets with numbers.
Rectangle is SO MUCH like triangle! Those darned angles--they'll get beginning learners! This is a fun way to practice rectangle!