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Math Task Monday Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem. Teacher note: Start with 10 counters in a cup. Then, follow the script.

Math Task Monday Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or

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What’s Hiding? I have some counters in my cup. I take out 3. 7 are left. How many counters were in my cup? What do we know?

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Math Task MondayMath Task Monday
Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
Teacher note: Start with 10 counters in a cup. Then, follow the script.
What’s Hiding?
I have some counters in my cup. I take out 3. 7 are left. How many counters were in my cup?
Write a number sentence to represent the problem. Use “c” to represent the missing counters.
What’s Hiding?
I have some counters in my cup. I take out 3. 7 are left. How many counters were in my cup?
What do we know?
What’s Hiding?
I have some counters in my cup. I take out 3. 7 are left. How many counters were in my cup?
We know the part taken away and the difference.
What do we need to find?
What’s Hiding?
I have some counters in my cup. I take out 3. 7 are left. How many counters were in my cup?
We know the part taken away and the difference.
How many counters were in the cup?
THE WHOLE!!
What’s hiding?
Remember that we are using “c” to represent the missing counters.
c-3=7
What’s hiding?
7
7
Vocabulary
Subtract- to take objects from a group or to compare two group.
Standards
Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
ELA Cross- RF.1.3b- Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words.
Technology Cross- 1.1.2. Students will exhibit a proficiency in the use of technology b. Operate a mouse (click, double-click, click and drag, click and hold/draw.
By the end of lesson we should be able to say, “I can….”
identify, or know, how many are left when we subtract all or zero.
read our sight words in our Math lesson.
Make it real
Let’s think about what we did when we added 0.
7+0= _____
Make it real
Let’s think about what we did when we added 0.
7+0= __7___
It stayed the same because we added zero to it.
What do you think will happen if we subtract 0?
Make it real
What do you think will happen if we subtract 0?
7-0= _____
Make it real
What do you think will happen if we subtract 0?
7-0= _____
Why?
What do you think will happen if we subtract 0?
7-0= _7___
Make it Real
What do you think will happen if we subtract 7?
7-7=_____
Make it real
What do you think will happen if we subtract 7?
7-7= ___
Make it real
What do you think will happen if we subtract 7?
7-7= _0__
Listen and learn
I am going to model
4-0=____
4-0=____
4 is my whole. I will start with 4 counters.
Listen and learn
4-0=____
Now I am going to take away 0. How many should I cross out?
Listen and learn
4-0=____
Listen and learn
4-0=____
Now I will circle what I did not cross out and count.
Listen and learn
4-0=__4__
4-4=_____
Listen and learn
4-4=_____
Listen and learn
4-4=_____
I will start with 4 counters because it is my whole.
Listen and learn
Listen and learn
____= 5-0
Let’s try one together
____= 5-0
5!
Let’s try one together
____= 5-0
5!
0
__5__= 5-0
0
One more together
5!
5!
5!
___-0=______
Try with your partner on your white board.
_2__-0=___2___
Try one on your own.
_____ - 0 = _____
Try one on your own. Count carefully.
_____ - 0 = _____
__6___ - 0 = __6___
_____ - ______ = 0
Try one more on your own. Count carefully.
_____ - ______ = 0
__6___ - __6____ = 0
On your own
Got it? Try pages 35 and 36 in your practice book for a class work grade.
Need more practice? I will call you to the teacher table.
Math Stations
Word Wall Facts Flash Folder Abcya.com All a Board
Khalece Kaderrion Jarnell Brandon
Amira Alana Jasmine Makenlee
Reagan Timiya Connor Jaylan
Jaelle India Jayden Troy
Drezarus Cameron
Math Stations
Extended Practice
Word Wall- choose a word from our math word wall and create an example.
All a board- practice addition facts with your group on “Fishing For sums”
Fluency- addition and subtraction flash cards- practice with a partner. Timed addition boards on your own.
Grab and Go- Pizza subtraction folder at your desk.
Technology- abcya.com: marble drop math
Teacher Table- skill concept for struggling scholars
Closure
Restate objective: I can identify, or know, how many are left when we subtract all or zero.
Exit Ticket: Write the answer on your post-it.
What is the difference for 5-0?
0 1 5 6
(Materials: pop blocks and color pencils for shading.)
Standards
Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
ELA Cross- RF.1.3b- Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words.
Technology Cross- 1.1.2. Students will exhibit a proficiency in the use of technology b. Operate a mouse (click, double-click, click and drag, click and hold/draw.
By the end of this lesson we should be able to say, “I can…”
Show and write all the ways to take apart numbers up to 10.
Read our sight words in our Math lesson.
Hook
Connect
How could I show subtracting 3 from 7 without writing a subtraction sentence?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How could I model with my pop blocks subtracting 0?
I can make a train of 5 to show no cubes were taken away.
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How would I color and draw to show the model?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How would I color and draw to show the model?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How would I show 5-1?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
5-1=4
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How would I show 5-2?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
How would I show 5-2?
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
5-2=3
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
5-3=____
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
5-4=____
Listen and Learn with me
Jenny has 5 pennies. What are all the ways she can share with her sister?
5-5=____
Let’s try one together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Shade and cross out to model 9-2=____ in your book on page 82 number 3.
Let’s try one together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left to model 9-2=__7__
Let’s try one together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Shade and cross out to model 9-3=____ in your book on page 82 number 4.
Let’s try one together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left to model 9-3=__6__ in your book.
Let’s try one together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left model 9-3=____ in your book on page 82 number 5.
Let’s try one more together
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left to model 9-4=__5__ in your book.
Let’s try one with your partner.
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left to model 9-__=____ in your book.
I will call volunteers and non-volunteers
To the board to explain what your partner did.
9- ____= ______
Try one on your own.
Now Jenny has 9 pennies. Cross out what is taken away and shade what is left to model 9-__=____ in your book.
I will call volunteers and non-volunteers
To the board to explain what your partner did.
9- ____= ______
On your own
Page number 83 in your text book. #11-21. I will walk around and check.
Got it? Good. Home Work Practice Book page 37 and 38.
Need more practice? We will work during RTI time. No Stations today due to Performance Practice.
Closure
Restate objective: I can show and write all the ways to take apart numbers up to 10.
Exit Ticket:
10-1=9 b) 10-9=1
c) 9+9=18 d) 9-1= 8
Math: Subtraction Concepts
Standards
Math: Operations and Algebraic Thinking 2. Solve word problems that call for addition of three whole numbers whose sum is less than or equal to 20, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
ELA Cross- RF.1.3b- Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words.
Technology Cross- 1.1.2. Students will exhibit a proficiency in the use of technology b. Operate a mouse (click, double-click, click and drag, click and hold/draw.
By the end of this lesson we should be able to say, “I can…”
subtract numbers from 0-10.
Connect
5 2 = 3
What symbol should go inside the circle to make this true?
Listen and learn
We have learned how to model subtraction using pictures, counting circles and pop blocks.
5-2=3
Listen and learn
We can do the same thing when we write our subtraction problem in a vertical column, or up and down
5
-2
3
How many vegetables are there?
Let’s Practice Together
How many vegetables are there?
8!
Let’s Practice Together
How many vegetables are there?
8!
6!
8
Let’s Practice Together
How many vegetables are there?
8!
6!
8
2
How many birds are there?
Let’s Practice Together
How many birds are there?
7!
Let’s Practice Together
How many birds are there?
7!
4
-4 the branch?
How many birds are there?
7!
4
-4 the branch?
On your white board with your partner, page 86 #1
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
When I say “3” Chin it. 1,2,3!
On your white board with your partner, page 86 #1
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
10
4
6
On your white board with your partner, page 86 #2
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
When I say “3” Chin it. 1,2,3!
On your white board with your partner, page 86 #2
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
9
2
7
On your white board on your own, page 86 #3
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
When I say “3” Chin it. 1,2,3!
On your white board with on your own, page 86 #3
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
4
2
2
On your white board on your own, page 86 #4
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
When I say “3” Chin it. 1,2,3!
On your white board with on your own, page 86 #4
Write the subtraction sentence in a column.
3
2
1
Got it? Good.
Need more practice? Bring your book to the teacher table when I call.
Math Stations
Abcya.com Word Wall Facts Flash Folder All a Board
Khalece Kaderrion Jarnell Brandon
Amira Alana Jasmine Makenlee
Reagan Timiya Connor Jaylan
Jaelle India Jayden Troy
Drezarus Cameron
Math Stations
Extended Practice
Word Wall- choose a word from our math word wall and create an example.
All a board- practice addition facts with your group on “Fishing For sums”
Fluency- addition and subtraction flash cards- practice with a partner. Timed addition boards on your own.
Grab and Go- Pizza subtraction folder at your desk.
Technology- abcya.com: marble drop math
Teacher Table- skill concept for struggling scholars
Closure
7
Teacher Note
Day 5 Practice Book Page 39 and 40 for Assessment.