Stacy Keyte's plans for her 4th grade mathematics class on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 include having students work on math sprints and problem solving using diagrams. Students will rotate through guided math stations working on skills like partial products, targeted questions, and a technology program. At their seats, students will work on a lesson about partial quotients and remainders from their textbook.
Stacy Keyte's plans for her 4th grade mathematics class on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 include having students work on math sprints and problem solving using diagrams. Students will rotate through guided math stations working on skills like partial products, targeted questions, and a technology program. At their seats, students will work on a lesson about partial quotients and remainders from their textbook.
Stacy Keyte's plans for her 4th grade mathematics class on Tuesday, October 21, 2014 include having students work on math sprints and problem solving using diagrams. Students will rotate through guided math stations working on skills like partial products, targeted questions, and a technology program. At their seats, students will work on a lesson about partial quotients and remainders from their textbook.
Mathematics, Grade 4 Technology/Computer lab:Front Row/ Istation PE: Walk the track for 7 minutes daily from 7:20-7:27
NUMERACY: Math Sprint
WHOLE GROUP/INDEPENDENT WORK: Problem Solving using strip diagrams/bar models (Singapore Math)
GUIDED MATH STATIONS:
1-20 MIN ROTATION EACH DAY TEACHER TABLE: Mrs. Keyte will work with student to move from partial product to algorithm Reteach TARGET MATH & TARGET THE QUESTION: Purple TECHNOLOGY: Students will work on their differentiated assignments in Front Row frontrowed.com TARGET THE TEK GAMES: AT YOUR SEAT WORK : Walling-Parallel Teacher Table lesson with Partial Quotients with remainders enVision Lesson 8-1 p 408-410 SPONGE STATION: MATH FACTS: -brain vs calculator: - Fiddlesticks - use dice/cards or dominos to multiply, add/sub large numbers -Multiplication Wrap Ups -Flash Cards
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