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Skills: Collaborate with peers to practice the "language" of place value and attend to precision Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others Practice taking ...

Description: Do your 4th graders need a review or introduction of place value?  Gather important formative information to help determine what they already know and understand as well as what they need to learn.  In this 1 hour scripted lesson they will:

• Collaborate with peers to practice the "language" of place value and attend to precision
  • Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others
  • Practice taking strategic notes
• Review and practice the language of place value, review and practice using place value to round whole numbers to the nearest 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000 on a vertical number line
• Challenge themselves to solve different place value "problem" cards (each card has a varied difficulty level and point value) by moving around in pairs or groups)

CCSS: 4.NBT.3

Skills: Review the concepts of addition and subtraction by counting up and using open number lines Play the game “Number Line Hop Face Off” to practice ...

Description: Let's get your 3rd graders moving and hopping to practice place value, addition & subtraction to 1000! In this interactive and scripted 1 hour lesson they will:

• Review the concepts of addition and subtraction by counting up and using open number lines
• Play the game “Number Line Hop Face Off” to practice the skill adding and subtracting within 1000

CCSS: 3.NBT.2

Skills: Collaborate with peers, practice the "language" of math and take "math" notes Guided and independent practice of addition and subtraction using counting up and open ...

Description: Nurturing number sense in our 3rd graders is an imperative foundational skill.  In this engaging, scripted 1 hour lesson your students will:

• Collaborate with peers, practice the "language" of math and take "math" notes
• Guided and independent practice of addition and subtraction using counting up and open number lines

CCSS: 3.NBT.2

Skills:   Collaborate with peers, practice the "language" of math and take "math" notes Identify the value of the digits in order to add using the ...

Description: Teaching students to add and subtract numbers to 1000 comes down to understanding place value.  In this fun, scripted 1 hour lesson, your 3rd graders will:

• Collaborate with peers, practice the "language" of math and take "math" notes
• Identify the value of the digits in order to add using the partial sums method and subtract using the decomposing method
• Demonstrate their understanding of these skills by playing a game with open number lines to practice explaining value of digits and place values by adding and subtracting within 1000

CCSS: 3.NBT.2

Skills: Collaborate, review & practice key math terms and take notes Distinguish between additive comparison and multiplicative comparison Demonstrate their understanding of the multiplicative comparison by ...

Description: When we can write word problems that make sense, we demonstrate our understanding of the math skills needed to solve the problem.  This 1 hour, scripted and interactive lesson has your 4th graders working in groups to:

• Collaborate, review & practice key math terms and take notes
• Distinguish between additive comparison and multiplicative comparison
• Demonstrate their understanding of the multiplicative comparison by creating word problems and using manipulatives/tape diagrams to illustrate their solutions

CCSS: 4.OA.A2

Skills: Collaborate, practice key math terms and take notes Distinguish between additive comparison and multiplicative comparison Solve word problems including unknown variable by using drawings, tape ...

Description: Do your 4th graders need more practice with complicated word problems?  Grab this 1 hour interactive and scripted lesson.  Your students will:

• Collaborate, practice key math terms and take notes
• Distinguish between additive comparison and multiplicative comparison
• Solve word problems including unknown variable by using drawings, tape diagrams, equations, multiplication or division
• Complete an exit slip to help you determine next instructional steps

CCSS: 4.OA.A2