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Mathematics Grade 3
Unit: Addition and Subtraction
Established Goals (Curricular Objectives): Develop number sense and Represent algebraic
expressions in multiple ways.
Specific Outcomes:
1. Describe and apply mental mathematics strategies for adding two 2-digit numerals.
2. Describe and apply mental mathematics strategies for subtracting two 2-digit numerals.
3. Apply estimation strategies to predict sums and differences of two 2-digit numerals in a
problem-solving context.
4. Demonstrate an understanding of addition and subtraction of numbers with answers to 1000
(limited to 1-, 2- and 3-digit numerals), concretely, pictorially and symbolically, by:
• using
personal strategies for adding and subtracting with and without the support of manipulatives
•
creating and solving problems in context that involve addition and subtraction of numbers.
5. Apply mental mathematics strategies and number properties in order to understand and recall
basic addition facts and related subtraction facts to 18.
Established Goals (Curricular Objectives): Develop number sense and Represent algebraic
expressions in multiple ways.
Specific Outcomes:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of addition of numbers with answers to 10 000 and their
corresponding subtractions (limited to 3- and 4-digit numerals) by:
• using personal strategies
for adding and subtracting
• estimating sums and differences
• solving problems involving
addition and subtraction
Enduring Understandings:
Essential Questions:
● What are some good strategies that can be used to recall addition facts?
● How is subtraction related to addition?
● What is an equation?
● What ways can help solve the missing term in an equation?
● How and when do we estimate?
● What is regrouping?
● What is mental math?
● What are some mental math strategies for addition and subtraction?
● How can we use place value to help us add and subtract 2,3, and 4 digit numbers?
● What are some strategies to add 3-digit numbers? 4 digit numbers?
● How can we use a “work backward” strategy to help solve a problem?
Key Terms and Concepts (To be displayed on board with word cards)
● Addition facts, doubles, near doubles, sum, related facts, subtraction facts, equation, mental
math differences, estimate
Key Knowledge (What will students know by the end of this unit?)
Students will know…
● How subtraction is related to addition
● Good strategies that can be used to recall addition facts
● A variety of strategies to add and subtract 3-digit and 4-digit numbers
● What an equation is
● Strategies to help solve the missing terms in an equations
● How and when to estimate
● Strategies used to estimate addition and subtraction
● How to use a variety of mental math strategies
● Benefits of using mental math
● Math strategies for addition and subtraction
● How place value can help us add and subtract 2,3, and 4 digit numbers
● Strategies to add 3-digit and 4-digit number
● How “working backward” can help solve a problem
Skill (What skills will students acquire or using during this unit?)
Students will be able to…
● Use strategies such as “doubles” “near doubles” “making or using 10” and “adding from the
greater number to recall addition facts
● Relate subtraction to addition
● Solve and create equations for addition and subtraction problems
● Use concrete materials, mental math, guess and test or a number line to solve the missing
term in an equation
● Use a variety of strategies to add and subtract 3-digit and 4-digit numbers
● Use strategies to estimate sums and differences
● Use place value concepts for adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers
● Use mental math to solve addition and subtraction equations
● Use 2-digit number strategies to extend and develop strategies for 2-digit addition
● Use strategies for subtraction of 2-digit numbers to extend and develop subtracting 3-digit
numbers
● Understand key words in additions and subtraction problems “how many in all” “find the
difference”
● Use work backward strategies to solve problems
● Understand that strategies used to subtract 4-digit number are the same as those used to
subtract a 3-digit number
Indicators of Students Learning (How will I recognize what students have learned?)
5 Students will be Activity: For this class, students Are students able ● Smart
able to… will begin their assignment for to… board
● Lesson Mathletics (or prodigy) ● Lesson 1-4 ● Chromeb
1-4 Written Assessment: This will be ooks
used as formative assessment to see ● I can
how students are doing with the statement
concepts being taught s
11 Students will be Review: Have students solve Are students able ● Blank
Adding able to… 491+256. Check for understanding. to… note card
4-Digit ● Use a Have students explain their strategy ● Explain ● Observati
Numbers variety in their notebooks. why the on
of Intro: Ask, what are some methods strategies checklist
strategies that we use to add 2 and 3-digit for adding ● Smart
to add numbers? (mental math, base 10 4-digit board
4-digit blocks, expanded form, place value, numbers
numbers add from right to left, make a are the
● Use friendly number, regrouping) Would same as
place it make any difference if the numbers those for
value being added were 4 digit? adding
concepts Activity: Have students solve 3-digit
as Connect on page 55 (grade 4). numbers?
strategies Afterwards have students discuss the ● Use
for strategy they used with a partner. personal
adding Then have students who want to strategies
4-digit share their strategies with the whole to add
numbers class. Model different strategies to 4-digit
solve this problem. numbers?
Assessment: Have students solve ● Justify
the word problem on page 58 (4). their
Students must explain their strategy. choice of
Have them estimate first. strategies?
12 Students will be Review: I Can Statements Are students able ● Base 10
Adding able to… Review: Do some review questions to… blocks
3-Digit ● Use the about what we have been learning ● Explain ● Smart
Numbers same about and or board
strategies Lesson: Write 273+124 on the smart model their ● I can
used to board. Ask what strategy would you personal statement
add use to add? How does the hundred strategies s
2-digit chart help you add 2 digits? What for adding ● 100 chart
numbers other strategies could we use? Have two 3-digit ● Notebook
to students write their work on the numbers? s
develop board. ● Explain ● Math
strategies Activity: Present Explore. why their Makes
for Encourage students to use any answers Sense
2-digit strategy they wish. Have them are ● 3-digit
addition estimate first and then solve. reasonable workshee
Back to Whole Class: Show ? t
another 3-digit equation on the smart ● To use
board. Together with the students personal
use the different strategies to solve. strategies
(base 10 blocks, expanded form, to add two
regrouping) 3-digit
Activity: Play “Close Call” but with numbers?
3 digits. ● Create and
Assessment: Observation solve
checklist*, notebooks, 3 digit problems
worksheet (3-5 questions) involving
the
addition of
two 3-digit
numbers?
13 Students will be These periods will be used to Are students able ● Math
Practice able to… practice the skill they have learned to… booklet
● Lesson about addition and to prepare them ● Lesson
1-10 for their written assessment that they 1-10
will have next class.
14 Students will be Written Assessment: In this class, Are students able ● Written
able to… the students will be given the to… assessme
● Lesson summative written assessment ● Lesson 1-4, nt
1-4, 6-10 portion of the unit. They will work 6-10
on their own to complete it, teacher ●
will collect as summative
assessment, mark and record
evidence.
15 Students will be Review: I Can Statements Are students able ● Chrome
Estimati able to… Review: Review what estimating is to… books
ng ● Understa and when to use it. How do we know ● Explain the ● Smart
Differen nd what when to estimate? difference board
ces estimatin Lesson: Go over what “difference” between an ● Math
g is and means. Explain that this is a clue estimate Makes
when to that you must subtract. Give and an Sense
use it students some other examples and exact textbook
explain why they mean subtract. answer? ● I can
Show subtraction and addition ● Find statement
poster. Present students with numbers s
Explore. After students have whose ● Math
finished have them share their difference notebook
answers and strategies with a matches a s
partner. Then, as a class discuss the given ● Addition
different strategies that were used to estimate? and
estimate. Record them on the board. ● Use a subtractio
Have students do the problem from variety of n posters
Explore (grade 4 pg. 59). Put strategies
answers on whiteboard. Check for to estimate
understanding. Go over some the
estimation strategies that we used to difference
estimate for sums on the board with of two
the class. Remind them of strategies 2-digit
(clustering, front end estimation, numbers?
writing each number to the closest ● Explain
100/100) Ask students how they why
would solve using __ strategy. different
(closest 10/100, front end strategies
estimation, number taken away to may
the closest 10 then subtract) Before produce
activity ask how do we know when different
to estimate? Is estimating to the estimates?
closest 10 or 100 better/easier, in
your opinion? Why?
Activity: Students will go on
chrome books and play either
ABCya—estimating differences or
sums (after a few practice) or
mathletics/prodigy.
Assessment: Oral exit pass students
will estimate” 78-43=? They must
explain how they got the answer
before they can go. Teacher will use
a checklist as formative assessment
16 Students will be Review: Do an estimation question Are students able ● Smart
Subtracti able to… on the board. Students must answer to… board
ng two ● Use in their notebooks and explain their ● Explain ● Math
digit place strategy! and or Makes
numbers value Review: I Can Statements model their Sense
concepts Lesson: Review the “key words” for personal textbook
for subtraction. Show picture of Mario strategies ● I can
subtracti and Lugi. Have a student count how for statement
ng two many Mario and lugis there are. subtracting s
digit Ask, how could we find out how 2-digit ● Math
numbers many more marios there are? Have numbers? notebook
● students use the snap cubes. Then on ● Use place s
their whiteboards have them write value ● Addition
out the subtraction sentence. Check concepts to and
for understanding. Ask students subtract? subtractio
what 74-47 would look like on a ● Use person n posters
number line. Using subtraction and strategies ● 2-digit
addition. Have them estimate first. to subtract subtractio
Show a variety of ways to subtract two 2-digit n
(snap cubes, breaking into expanded numbers? workshee
for 74-47=74-40-4-3=27, base 10 ● Create and t
blocks, number line, counting solve
backward. problems
Discussion: What strategy do you involving
prefer? the
Assessment: Students will complete addition of
an subtracting 2-digit worksheet that 2-digit
will be handed in at the end of class. numbers?
17 Students will be Intro: Review place value. Ask Are students able ● Smart
Regroup able to… students what each digit means in to… board
ing ● Use the 234. Have them make this number ● Solve 2 ● Math
regroupi and write in expanded form. *check digit notebook
ng for understanding addition s
strategy Lesson: Show an example of problems ● Unifix
to solve regrouping 18-7, 54-6, 99-12 using the cubes
2 digit Video: regrouping
subtracti https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= strategy?
on IqmccJc1R38
Activity: Show them the regrouping
method using unifix cubes. Do some
problems together. Have students do
this on their whiteboards. Check for
understanding.
Assessment: How would I solve
88+49=? Using the regrouping
strategy. Solve and explain what you
did.