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Grade 5
Patterning & Algebra
o Demonstrate the missing number in equations involving addition, subtraction,
multiplication, or division and one- or two-digit numbers, using a variety of tools and
strategies
Getting Started:
Prompt problem to activate prior knowledge
Give each student group this question to discuss in groups.
If
=
10
and
=
15
What
could
the
value
of
each
shape
be?
Bring the class together to discuss quickly how they attacked the problem.
Begin a class anchor chart to start adding Equality facts.
Working On It:
Teamwork problem solving provide a sheet with this question on it to each team:
Fill
in
the
following
chart
with
your
math
team.
Decide
what
values
each
symbol
can
represent
(it
should
be
the
same
value
for
the
whole
chart)
in
order
to
make
all
the
totals
true.
33
28
=
n
=
=
Consolidation:
Highlights and Summary as you observe note student groups that should share their
thinking. Specific students will put their work under the document camera and discuss
how they solved the problem. Add any information as needed to the class anchor
chart.
Independent Practice
Students complete this ticket out at the end of the lesson.
Exit
Ticket
6
+
n
=
10
and
n
+
8
=12
What
is
the
value
of
n
?
If
12
f
=
5,
then
f
=
?
Sources: Criteria for Rich Tasks (Adapted from Appendix J: AFL Video
Series.. ; SWS Planning 2014-2015; Marian Smalls Good Questions..